Harry Styles is reportedly being lined up to perform at next month's BRIT Awards, after kickstarting his comeback with his new song Aperture.

The singer, 31, has already sent fans into a frenzy by announcing plans for a seven-city tour this summer, as well as his fourth album KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY, which will be released on March 6.

Now, sources are claiming that Harry is in talks with bosses to perform at the awards' new home, The Co-Op Arena in Manchester, as he is a co-owner of the venue.

The nominees for this year's BRITs, which take place on February 28, were announced earlier this week, with Lola Young and Olivia Dean leading the pack with five nods each.

A source said: 'Bosses are desperate to get Harry to perform at the event. They've already asked him and it would be the biggest gig of his comeback so far.

'If he agrees it'll be the perfect return to the stage for Harry ahead of his tour.'

They went on to tell The Sun On Sunday: 'He loves the Brit Awards and his label, Sony, are making a huge fuss of the event being held in Manchester for the first time.

'The top-secret reappearance will send fans into an absolute frenzy.'

Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Harry Styles and the BRIT Awards for comment.

On Thursday, Harry shared the news that he would be heading back on tour as he announced a new seven city global residency, Together, Together.

For the first time in three years, the singer will make his long-awaited return to London's Wembley Arena for six nights.

Lucky fans will be able to watch the superstar perform in London on June 12, 13, 17, 19, 20 and 23.

He is making 50 stops in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney from May through December in 2026.

On Friday the star also released his new single Aperture, kickstarting his return to music ahead of his new album KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY.

Harry is kicking off his comeback tour in Amsterdam on May 16 and will wrap up in Sydney, Australia.

Throughout his tour he will be joined by special guests including Robyn, Shania Twain, Fcukers, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, Fousheé, and Skye Newman.

General sale for tickets to the London shows will open January 30 at 11am.

Harry's new album cover showed him dancing under a disco ball in a darkened landscape, with the font matching that of the posters that had appeared around the globe, sparking speculation an announcement was imminent. 

The news sent Harry's die-hard fans into meltdown, as they posted on X: 'Harry Styles coming to save the music industry'; 

'HARRY STYLES IS SOOOOOO BACK!! I can't believe this is real life!!!;

'CALL AN AMBULANCE HOLY CHIP I'VE PRAYED FOR TIMES LIKE THIS HELLO IS ANYONE STILL ALIVE???;

'Showing up to celebrate #HS4 after hibernating for like four years; HOW DOES ONE ACT NORMAL ABOUT THIS!!; 'When HS4 is announced on a random Thursday in January.'

The former One Direction star had been dropping clues about his comeback in recent weeks, which have included a nine-minute YouTube video, global posters and a mysterious website which encouraged fans to sign up to WhatsApp updates.

Fans who have been following the breadcrumbs this month received a surprise voice note from the star, singing 'we belong together'.

The clip, which was shared on December 27, shared footage from his final Love On Tour performance at the RCF Arena Campovolo in Reggio Emilia, Italy, in July 2023.

The video includes scenes of fans arriving hours beforehand, preparing for the show, and talking about what the night meant to them. 

Harry was then at a piano playing a heartfelt and mostly instrumental piece which wasn't released previously outside of the performance. 

The clip ended with the message 'we belong together', which most fans interpreted as a sign that Harry was returning to music in some capacity. 

The imagery and phrases on these posters match the ending line and crowd shots from Harry's Forever, Forever video – so fans quickly linked the two.

Around the same time, a cryptic new website — webelongtogether.co — went live, coinciding with the global poster sightings.

The homepage shows a looped video of a concert crowd – matching imagery from Harry's Forever, Forever video – with no direct announcement.

At the bottom of the site is a copyright notice for Sony Music Entertainment — Harry's label via Columbia Records.

When fans interacted with the site, it redirected them into a WhatsApp contact/group named HSHQ (Harry Styles Headquarters).