New York, New York - Harry Styles has fans in a total frenzy with a major tease of his long-awaited comeback!

As reported by The Sun, posters have popped up in cities across the globe reading, "WE BELONG TOGETHER."

The signs feature the text written over a concert audience – an image that just so happens to match the equally cryptic video the 31-year-old shared last month.

The clip, which was titled "Forever, Forever," included Harry's performance of a piano ballad on the final night of Love on Tour in 2023.

At the end of the clip, "WE BELONG TOGETHER" was displayed over the crowd – just like on the new posters.

The posters, which were spotted in cities like New York, Rome, and Manchester, also refer to the website address webelongtogether.co.

The site shows the same graphic, but little other information. However, it does include a copyright from Sony Music Entertainment – Harry's record label.

Adding more fuel to the fire is a new report from Page Six, which claims that the Watermelon Sugar star has already booked another residency at New York's Madison Square Garden.

The outlet said that the residency – Harry's second at the iconic venue – would take place later this year.

The former One Direction star hasn't shared any news about releasing a fourth album, but with all signs pointing to a likely tour this year, it's safe to assume that new music is on its way.

Harry performed 15 nights at Madison Square Garden amid his Love on Tour concert series in 2022, which celebrated his Grammy-winning album Harry's House.

The Kiwi singer stepped out of the limelight after three years on the road, but at the end of his tour, Harry shared a telling message about when fans can expect him to return.

"Look after each, I'll see you again when the time is right," he wrote.