Niall Horan’s solo catalog has grown from the acoustic directness of “This Town” into four distinct albums that move through folk-pop, polished rock, synth-colored heartbreak, and the warm live-band sound of Dinner Party. Across those records, Horan has kept melody at the center while expanding the emotional and musical range he first established after One Direction.

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Niall Horan was born on September 13, 1993, in Mullingar, County Westmeath, Ireland. His recording career began after he auditioned for the seventh series of The X Factor in 2010 and was placed in One Direction with Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik. The group released five studio albums before beginning an indefinite hiatus in 2016.
Horan launched his solo career with “This Town” in September 2016. His debut album, Flicker, followed in October 2017 and reached number one on the Billboard 200. Its ten-song standard edition was expanded to thirteen tracks on the deluxe release, adding “On My Own,” “Mirrors,” and “The Tide.” “Slow Hands,” “Too Much to Ask,” “On the Loose,” and “Seeing Blind” with Maren Morris helped establish Horan’s acoustic, folk-pop, and soft-rock direction.
Heartbreak Weather arrived in March 2020 with songs including “Nice to Meet Ya,” “Put a Little Love on Me,” “No Judgement,” “Black and White,” and the title track. The album reached number one in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Its touring cycle was interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, but the era produced stripped, studio-session, and live versions that were later gathered on the fifth-anniversary editions.
Horan released The Show in June 2023. The ten-track album included “Heaven,” “Meltdown,” “You Could Start a Cult,” “Save My Life,” and “Science.” The Show: The Encore expanded the record with collaborations featuring Lizzy McAlpine and John Legend, performances from Electric Picnic and Spotify Studios, and alternate Vevo recordings.
The 2024 The Show: Live On Tour album documented Horan’s return to large-scale touring with recordings from Madison Square Garden and concerts around the world. Because the list below is centered on studio albums, expanded editions, and the alternate recordings already associated with those album eras, the separate live album is not duplicated in full.
Horan’s fourth studio album, Dinner Party, was released on June 5, 2026. Its twelve-song standard program includes “Tastes So Good,” the title track, “Little More Time,” “Flowers,” “Pretty,” and “End of an Era.” Edition-specific releases added the bonus tracks “Loneliest Girl in the World” and “Mia.”
Complete List Of Niall Horan Album Songs From A to Z
A–E
- Arms of a Stranger – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Bend the Rules – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Better Man – Dinner Party (2026)
- Black and White – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Black and White (Stripped) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Boys Are Fun – Dinner Party (2026)
- Cross Your Mind – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Dear Patience – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Dear Patience (Live at the Royal Albert Hall) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Die If I Don’t – Dinner Party (2026)
- Dinner Party – Dinner Party (2026)
- Dress – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- End of an Era – Dinner Party (2026)
- Everywhere – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Everywhere (Live on Tour) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
F–J
- Fighting Over Nothing – Dinner Party (2026)
- Fire Away – Flicker (2017)
- Flicker – Flicker (2017)
- Flicker (Acoustic) – Flicker (2017)
- Flowers – Dinner Party (2026)
- Heartbreak Weather – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Heaven – The Show (2023)
- Heaven (Acoustic) – The Show (2023)
- Heaven (Live from Electric Picnic) – The Show (2023)
- If You Leave Me – The Show (2023)
- If You Leave Me / Everybody Wants to Rule the World (Live from Electric Picnic) – The Show (2023)
K–O
- Little More Time – Dinner Party (2026)
- Loneliest Girl in the World (Bonus Track) – Dinner Party (2026)
- Meltdown – The Show (2023)
- Meltdown (Vevo Extended Play) – The Show (2023)
- Mia (Bonus Track) – Dinner Party (2026)
- Mirrors – Flicker (2017)
- Monochromatic – Dinner Party (2026)
- Must Be Love – The Show (2023)
- Never Grow Up – The Show (2023)
- New Angel – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Nice to Meet Ya – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Nice to Meet Ya (Stripped) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- No Judgement – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- No Judgement (Recorded at Air Studios, London) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Nothing – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- On a Night Like Tonight – The Show (2023)
- On a Night Like Tonight (Vevo Extended Play) – The Show (2023)
- On My Own – Flicker (2017)
- On the Loose – Flicker (2017)
- On the Loose (acoustic) – Flicker (2017)
P–T
- Paper Houses – Flicker (2017)
- Pretty – Dinner Party (2026)
- Put a Little Love on Me – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Put a Little Love on Me (Live from Vevo) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- San Francisco – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Save My Life – The Show (2023)
- Save My Life (Live from Electric Picnic) – The Show (2023)
- Science – The Show (2023)
- Science (Live from Spotify Studios) – The Show (2023)
- Seeing Blind (with Maren Morris) – Flicker (2017)
- She Gets It from Her Mother – Dinner Party (2026)
- The Show – The Show (2023)
- The Show (with John Legend) – The Show (2023)
- Since We’re Alone – Flicker (2017)
- Slow Hands – Flicker (2017)
- Small Talk – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Small Talk (Live at the Royal Albert Hall) – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Something in the Orange (Live from Spotify Studios) – The Show (2023)
- Still – Heartbreak Weather (2020)
- Tastes So Good – Dinner Party (2026)
- This Town – Flicker (2017)
- The Tide – Flicker (2017)
- Too Much to Ask – Flicker (2017)
U–Z
- You and Me – Flicker (2017)
- You Could Start a Cult – The Show (2023)
- You Could Start a Cult (with Lizzy McAlpine) – The Show (2023)
Niall Horan Studio Albums
Flicker (2017)
Heartbreak Weather (2020)
The Show (2023)
Dinner Party (2026)
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