The “Nice To Meet Ya” crooner started his The Late Late Show residency on Monday (March 9).
On his upcoming second album Heartbreak Weather, Niall told host James, “I kinda tried to like tell a story throughout the track listing.”
He added that it was created from the perspective of his own broken heart.
Niall also talked about his upcoming tour with pal Lewis Capaldi (whom he kissed at a recent event), and James Corden showed a video of Niall‘s first performance on Britain’s X Factor with One Direction (featuring Niall covering Coldplay‘s “Viva La Vida”).
The 26-year-old musician says that he doesn’t have any hard feelings about Zayn leaving the band.
“I don’t know if I could say it’s something he shouldn’t have done. I just didn’t feel that way. So, it’s hard for me to condemn it, ’cause I don’t,” Harry said on The Howard Stern Show.
He continued, “Especially in hindsight looking at it now, the last thing that I would’ve wanted is for him to have stayed there if he didn’t want to be there.”
Harry added that it “was a shame” Zayn left in the middle of a tour and wishes he had come to the guys sooner to discuss “it a little more [so] we could have found a way to do it a little smoother.”
The “Lights Up” singer took the stage on Friday night (February 28) in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
The intimate set for SiriusXM subscribers and Pandora listeners featured Harry performing songs from his recent album Fine Line, as well as his song “Kiwi” from his debut solo album and “What Makes You Beautiful” from One Direction.
Before performing, Harry sat down with SiriusXM’s “The Morning Mash Up” to discuss his upcoming tour, his recent visit to Wawa, the current pop song he wished he had written (Lizzo‘s “Good as Hell”), and possibly collaborating with Lizzo.
Harry‘s Secret Session will air today at 6 p.m. ET on SiriusXM Hits1, channel 2 on satellite radios and on the SiriusXM app.
Watch the videos now, and be sure to check out Harry Styles‘ “Falling” music video as well!
Harry Styles – What Makes You Beautiful (One Direction Cover) [Live @ Music Hall of Williamsburg]
“We’ve been on a break four years. I’m only just getting round to releasing my first album…Fans who follow our every move everyday probably feel we’ve not been a group for a while, but to us we’re…I know I am just finding my feet really,” Louis said on The One Show.
He added, “I think it’ll happen at some point, we’d be stupid not to. I think we’re kind of exploring and enjoying ourselves individually.”
In a recent interview with Dubai’s City Times (via Tumblr) to promote his new album, LP1, he was asked if he remembered the last time he visited the country with his bandmates.
Liam shared that “it’s hard for me to remember specific gigs because it was a blur of planes and sound checks and screams.”
However, he does remember some, saying that “I think we filmed that show and it will be part of a documentary around an anniversary.”
This has been a huge week for Harry Styles and his former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne is helping him celebrate!
Harry‘s new album Fine Line just debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 album chart and he became the first UK male artist to have his first two albums hit number one on the chart.
“Massive congrats H, on becoming the first UK Male artist to debut at No.1 with your first two albums! What an achievement, you must be over the moon 💫,” Liam wrote on Instagram.
Liam‘s new album LP1 was released earlier this month and debuted at No. 111 on the album chart.
The “Stack It Up” singer opened up about his former One Direction bandmates while stopping by Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Thursday (December 19).
A fan called and asked Liam what he thought about Harry‘s opening monologue on SNL, when Harry Styles said, “I love those guys. They’re my brothers…Niall, Liam, Louis…”
Harry then jokingly appeared to forget Zayn Malik‘s name, instead naming “Ringo,” one of the former members of The Beatles.
“I think it’s just a funny joke at the end of the day,” Liam Payne said. “Obviously Zayn‘s circumstances for leaving were his own, and it’s a different situation for all of us, and I suppose we deal with it in a different way. I thought it was quite funny.”
