London North Eastern Railway (LNER) is running a specially themed LNER Azuma train from Edinburgh Waverley to London King’s Cross to mark the start of concerts in the UK by Harry Styles and raise funds for charity.

Named the ‘Together, Together’ train, it will depart from Edinburgh Waverley at 08:30 next Friday, 12th June, which is in the middle of Pride month. The train aims to show that people should be treated with kindness, emphasising LNER’s commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion.

During the journey, passengers, as well as Harry Styles fans, will be entertained by live music from ‘The Harry Styles Show’ featuring the Harry Styles tribute act Sean Mac.

Bespoke merchandise specially designed for the journey will be on sale on the train, including T-shirts, tote bags, and sunglasses. Profits from sales will be distributed to eight charities: Waverley Care in Edinburgh, Pride Action North in Northumberland, Out North East and Hart Gables in the North East, York Pride, Out Youth in Doncaster, Notts LGBT+ Network, and the Mosaic Trust in London.

Tickets are now on sale for the ‘Together, Together’ train, as well as for trains travelling to London for other dates during Harry Styles’ Wembley concert series, from Friday, 12th June to Saturday, 4th July. Intending travellers should remember that the best train fares are obtained by booking in advance.

When Taylor Swift appeared at Wembley in 2024, her concerts attracted nearly 700,000 people from around the world, and on one day, there were over 150,000 entries and exits at Wembley Park tube station.

“We’re really excited to be taking Harry fans to the ‘Together, Together’ tour along our “Fine Line” on our ‘Together’ train. The communities we serve are important to us, so to be able to support some brilliant charities on our route and have them on board this service with us is going to be very special.”

Jake Orros, Community Partnerships Manager at LNER