Going solo was a test of Harry’s mettle as an artist. In 2017, he signed with Columbia to launch his solo career, unveiling “Sign of the Times,” a seven-minute epic that reached the top of the UK charts, earning Brit Awards in the process. Harry’s debut solo album was a blend of 70’s rock and pop, but critics were mixed in their response. Hollywood’s call came next, as Christopher Nolan chose Harry to star in Dunkirk as a terrified soldier, showcasing his acting chops as well. Fine Line (2019) reached new heights as ‘Adore You’ and ‘Watermelon Sugar’ dominated the airwaves. The 2022 apotheosis of Harry’s career came in the form of Harry’s House, which earned the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, including the stadium anthem ‘As It Was’. Now in 2026, he’s dropping his fourth album, ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’, on March 6, led by the funky single ‘Aperture,’ with a 50-date world tour looming, according to a BBC report.