Harry Styles Waves Progress Flag, Does a Live Gender Reveal at LA Show

Harry Styles kicked off his last weekend in LA for the Love On tour with a bang.

Concluding this Tuesday, November 15th, the "As It Was" singer will have spent 15 dates performing in the city. Styles set up shop at the Kia Forum in Inglewood for over a dozen consecutive sold-out shows, and PRIDE stopped by on night #12.

Singer-songwriting veteran Ben Harper opened the show with a bluesy acoustic set, performing a few of his classics as well as a cover. About halfway through, he was joined on stage by his kids, Harris and CJ, and the trio performed an original song. "Is this the longest apocalypse or a perfect summer day?" Paris crooned while Ben played his signature lap steel guitar. He then picked up the guitar he gave to his daughter and explains that he borrowed it when Styles invited him to play on the Harry's House track "Boyfriends," which "he let me borrow for the night." To the audience's glee, Harper concluded his set with a wistful version of the song before thanking the audience and running off stage.

The stadium transitioned into playing "Best Song Ever" by One Direction, and the crowd erupted into thunderous squeals, foreshadowing the fervor to come.

About 30 minutes later, Styles opened his set with "Daydream" and the screaming shook the stadium. He rose up from the depths of the stage dressed in light blue leather pants and a blue ringer tee with a pink heart dead in the center. For the first fifteen seconds, the crowd was so loud I couldn't even hear the band or Styles' voice.

He settled into a nice groove after that, as Harry's House is just meant to be played and heard live. The jazzy instrumentals set you ablaze. Styles brought out a four-piece brass band that added to the buzz. He skipped across the stage, clearly elated to be surrounded by so much love.

"Feel free to be just who you wanna be in this room tonight," he instructed everyone

He also took time to read signs in the audience. Styles chuckled as he found one that read, "He's our dad but you're our daddy." He found the boa-wrapped father and apologized, "I'm so sorry Jim."

During his song, "Treat People With Kindness", Styles picked up a Progress Pride flag and ran across the stage with it before throwing it into the air with a smile. The audience lost it.

After leading what felt like worship with "Sign of the Times" and doing a gender reveal live on stage (a pregnant woman passed an envelope to Styles to read aloud on stage), he concluded the show with "As It Was", and it was like electricity coursed through all of our veins. His joy is infectious. It's Harry's House, and we're just living in it.

Harry Styles concludes his Los Angeles leg of the tour Tuesday, November 15th.