As for what's next for Harry, he's already got his eyes on the future. That includes shows at the Troubadour in Los Angeles and Rough Trade in New York, as well as getting back in the studio. He's already in the writing stages for a second album, too. His aim is simple: "I'm just planning to release music and tour for the rest of my life."Related: adilette slides comfort See What Camila Cabello Has to Say About Her Past Year With Fifth HarmonyCheck this out: adilette slides comfort “We were at [an event]. This woman approached us. She saw myself and two other survivors, one of whom was still walking with a cane and was still suffering from two gunshot wounds to the leg. She looked at the other two of us and said: ‘Wow, it must feel really special to be in the presence of such strength.’ She was referring to the physically injured survivor we were with. It felt really invalidating. In that moment, it felt like she was saying: ‘If you weren’t physically injured, you’re not strong.’ Recovering from physical injury was the only source of strength she saw. She was totally invalidating the fact that once he’s no longer using a cane, it won’t go away. He’ll still wake up from nightmares every night. He’s still going to be afraid to go to crowded spaces. He’s still going to relive that traumatic experience all the time.”Christopher adilette slides comfort We got the chance to chat with Jack Antonoff of Bleachers and Echosmith's Sydney Sierota about the big event, and first on our list of need-to-know questions? Which stars they're pumped about sharing the stage with. "Tove," Jack tells us. "We've emailed a bit but I'm excited to actually meet her. It's amazing to be amongst the other artists this year. Chvrches, Sam, and Tove Lo are artists that really mean a lot to me. Feels like I'm part of a club I want to be a part of for the first time in a while." adilette slides comfort