Moment Harry Styles bows down to Aussie legend Daryl Braithwaite as he joins him on stage at Sydney concert to perform duet of iconic hit Horses
Harry Styles surprised fans as he invited legendary Aussie singer Daryl Braithwaite to the stage at his Sydney show on Saturday night.
The British superstar was on the second gig of his show at Accor Stadium when he called Daryl on stage.
As the Aussie singer made his way to the stage, Harry bowed down to Daryl before they performed a duet to his hit iconic song Horses.
The crowd erupted in cheers as the artists embraced one another before singing the iconic song.
A video of the historic performance was shared to the Accor Stadium’s official Twitter page.
The moment Harry Styles bowed down to Aussie legend Daryl Braithwaite as he joined him on stage at his Sydney concert to perform his iconic hit Horses on Saturday
‘It’s a Where Were You Moment in Australian entertainment history!’ the video was captioned.
‘Pop icon Harry Styles has brought the curtain down on his tour in Australia with an amazing duo with Aussie legend Daryl Braithwaite belting out a rendition of The Horses in front of 70k fans.
‘Telling fans he had waited seven years to get the opportunity to do it, Braithwaite joined Styles on stage near the end of his brilliant Saturday night show.’
It comes after Braithwaite sung along to Styles’ rendition of his famous song The Horses at his Melbourne concert last Saturday night.
He attended the concert of the Grammy winner, who played his iconic song to concertgoers.
Braithwaite was dressed in a white t-shirt as he bopped along to the performance at Marvel Stadium.
The British superstar was on the second gig of his show at Accor Stadium when he called Daryl on stage
As the Aussie singer made his way to the stage, Harry bowed down to Daryl before they performed a duet to his hit iconic song Horses
He smiled and laughed as the crowd danced along to the UK hitmaker’s rendition.
The entertainer shared his excitement to Facebook the next day, writing: ‘What an extraordinary night it was at Harry’s gig. I just love the feeling of these massive concerts as they take on a life of their own.’
He continued: ‘Harry Styles is so good at what he does and they loved him. I was completely overwhelmed by the night. Thank you to Harry and his army.’
Harry has certainly been winning Australian fans over during his Love On Tour as the tattooed star impressed the crowd by doing a ‘shoey’ during his set at HBF Park in Perth.
The crowd erupted in cheers as the artists embraced one another before singing the iconic song
