Harry Styles will perform tonight at the all-selling Ziggo Dome. The 28-year-old Briton is one of the most popular artists at the moment. Most of his young fans have been waiting in Amsterdam in some cases since last night for the moment they can get in. The entrance doors opened at 6:30 pm.

The fact that the singer is popular in our country is also evidenced by many people who are still looking for tickets. Nearly 30,000 people have searched or searched for tickets on the ticket exchange site Ticketswap, and tickets are also in demand on Twitter and the Ziggo Dome. However, fans don’t seem to feel much about giving up their tickets. About 3,000 tickets were shown and sold on Ticketswap as of 6:30 p.m.

“I think we could have filled the arena with all the fans who go to this party and want to go,” Ziggo manager Danny Daman points to the court across from his concert hall. His auditorium can seat approximately 15,000 people for a Styles concert, and nearly 70,000 fans are accepted into the sold-out concerts at the Johan Cruyff Arena.

“Today we had to upgrade our inquiry handling department,” the manager said. The majority of questions were, ‘Are there still tickets available? “But it’s really sold out.” There was room at the Ziggo Dome to schedule a concert for the singer tomorrow. Damman: “We could have had four concerts that ran out of it before him at the Ziggo Dome. But that’s impossible in the full tour schedule that Styles has.”

People are also still searching for tickets on Twitter. So Writes Mom: “My teenage son is desperately looking for tex for Harry Styles (Zygo tonight). I’m as scared as a million others. No chance?” Foreign fans in the Netherlands are still hoping to get a ticket. So Writes One from Los Angeles, dedicating almost her entire Twitter account to the singer, saying that she is “desperate and only scammers seem to be selling tickets.” She is now at the Ziggo Dome hoping to get a ticket.

The vast majority of fans are women, says director Daman, who has watched from afar the streak have been growing longer and longer since noon. “It’s basically a concert with fixed seats, so they don’t have to be here too early. But they want to expand their experience.”

“They had to wait more than two years for this, because the concert was postponed due to Corona. They also make new friends in line or join other groups as a group.” He talks about “a King’s Day vibe coupled with Amsterdam Fashion Week”. “I have rarely seen elegantly dressed people in Zigo Dome.”

This can partly be explained by the singer’s clothing style. He often wears designer clothes that are plentiful and colorful.