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Fans who missed Love on Tour will get another chance to see Harry Styles!

On Thursday, Capital One announced that the One Direction alum, 27, will be headlining its Beach Bash at Lummus Park in South Beach, Florida on Dec. 30. The best part? It’s free!

Joining the lineup will be R&B superstar Khalid, who recently released his Scenic Drive (The Tape) EP. The event is in celebration of the college football playoff semifinal at the Capital One Orange Bowl.

Capital One cardholders will be able to claim their free tickets on Dec. 20, while the general public can register on Dec. 21.

“We can’t wait to ring in the new year with the Playoff Semifinal game at the Capital One Orange Bowl and host Capital One Beach Bash featuring Harry Styles and Khalid,” said Byron Daub, Vice President of Sponsorships and Experiential Marketing at Capital One in a press release. “We’re thrilled to provide a top-notch entertainment experience for fans and customers again this year through our continued partnership.”

The last iteration of Beach Bash was in 2018 and was headlined by the Dave Matthews Band, with Walk the Moon serving as the show’s opener. Meanwhile, 2015 saw Imagine Dragons and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis take the stage.

Styles closed out his U.S. Love on Tour last week with a sold-out stop in Elmont, New York.

“I’d just like to take a second to say to all of you that what you have given me in this tour is something I will never be able to express to you, because what you have shared with us every single night… emotionally, you have been so, so generous to me, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart,” Styles told the crowd. “I really, really did not know if this tour was going to happen, and I thank you for everything you’ve done to be able to make it happen.”

He also teased long-awaited new music, revealing that he and his band were “going to go away for a little bit, and we’ll work on some stuff and we’ll come back and see you very soon.”

As for Khalid, he recently spoke to PEOPLE about his newest project, which he described as “one of those projects that I’ve been holding onto my heart for so long.”

The outing also raised over $1 million for non-profit partners — nearly the same amount in half as many dates as his previous tour, in 2018.

Charity partners to benefit from Love on Tour donations are Physicians for Reproductive Health, Black Voters Matter and Choose Love. Local efforts included aid for food insecure families in need during the holidays. Love on Tour partnered with environmental nonprofit REVERB.org to reduce the environmental footprint of the production. The efforts resulted in 25,180 bottles not used by fans; 8,760 bottles not used backstage and 33,940 bottles total saved, according to reps for the tour. It also marks Styles’ first climate positive tour.

Harry Styles wrapped his Love on Tour on Nov. 28 in Long Island, N.Y. After 42 U.S. shows, Love on Tour closed with $94.7 million and 719,000 tickets sold.

The trek began on Sept. 4 at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas with $1.7 million and 13,400 tickets sold. Sold-out and among the strongest arena earnings of the year until that point, it was still a relatively modest start for the shaggy-haired boy-bander turned gender-bending pop superstar. By the end of the run, he was averaging $2.25 million and 17,100 tickets each night.

The tour’s earnings and attendance highlights — as is often the case for mainstream arena runs — were in New York and Los Angeles. Styles played five shows at Madison Square Garden, altogether earning $13.8 million and selling 93,700 tickets. That included three shows on Oct. 3-4 and 16 with support act Jenny Lewis, and another two shows on Oct. 30-31, branded Harryween, featuring Orville Peck.

In California, he played three shows at Inglewood’s The Forum (Nov. 17 and 19-20), serenading a combined 50,700 fans to the tune of $6.6 million. Atlanta, Chicago and Nashville each follow with more than $4 million each from respective double-headers in September and October.

Styles sprinkled Billboard’s 2021 year-end Boxscore charts with the year’s No. 3 tour, placements on the Top Boxscores ranking for the MSG shows, and a finish as the Top Pop Tour. Those charts cover shows played between Nov. 1, 2020-Oct. 31, 2021, meaning that Styles’ $64.7 million annual total excluded his 13 November shows, which brought the tour’s final gross to nearly $95 million.

Those November shows not only include The Forum’s trifecta, but a closing show at UBS Arena in Elmont, N.Y. on Nov. 28. The venue only opened nine days prior, and Styles provided the arena its second musical performance, after a benefit show headlined by Chicago. That finale earned $3.2 million, the highest single-night gross of the entire tour.

Love on Tour was Styles’ second headlining trek on his own. Harry Styles: Live on Tour played arenas throughout North and South America, Asia, Australia and Europe in 2017-18. That trek’s five-continent, 74-date sprawl still was surpassed by his recent tour, confined to the U.S. (for now) by prickly international borders due to the evolving global response to COVID-19. Love on Tour earned $63.7 million worldwide by its closing show in L.A. on July 14, 2018, dwarfed by the $94.7 million take of Love on Tour in 2018.