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Originally Published 5 months ago — by yahoo.com
Lewis Capaldi shared a story about meeting Justin Bieber at a party, thinking they were friends, but Bieber never responded to his follow-up message, leading Capaldi to joke that Bieber 'aired' him. He also revealed the true reason he never released a song with Calvin Harris, citing his dislike for his own version of the track.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by BBC
Glastonbury Festival concluded with memorable moments including Lewis Capaldi's emotional comeback, celebrity sightings like Harry Styles and Benedict Cumberbatch, surprise performances from Pulp and Olivia Rodrigo, and unique installations such as Carhenge, setting the stage for a return in 2027 after a break in 2026.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by BBC
Glastonbury Festival kicks off with performances from artists like The 1975, Alanis Morissette, and others, featuring a politically charged atmosphere and special performances, with The 1975 headlining their only show of the year and rumors of Lewis Capaldi's return.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
During an interview on "Hot Ones," singer Lewis Capaldi criticized DJ Khaled for quitting the hot sauce challenge and suggested he should have been kicked out. Capaldi also teased Ed Sheeran for not properly cleaning his wings. He praised Jenna Ortega for handling the spicy wings well. In his exit speech, Capaldi told DJ Khaled to "eat my s---."
Originally Published 2 years ago — by HuffPost
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi has announced an indefinite break from touring to "adjust to the impact" of his recent Tourette syndrome diagnosis. Capaldi, who had been in the midst of a world tour, lost his voice during a performance at the Glastonbury Festival and has since decided to prioritize his mental and physical health. He expressed his apologies to fans and hopes to return to performing as soon as possible. Capaldi first publicly addressed his Tourette syndrome diagnosis last year and has chronicled his experience in a documentary.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS News
Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi has announced a break from touring due to his ongoing struggle with Tourette Syndrome, calling it "the most difficult decision of my life." Capaldi had previously cancelled three weeks of shows leading up to the Glastonbury Festival, citing the toll on his mental and physical health. After a clip of his performance at the festival went viral, Capaldi said he needs to spend more time getting his mental and physical health in order. He apologized to fans who had planned to attend shows before the end of the year.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Newser
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi has cancelled his world tour after struggling with vocal problems at the Glastonbury Festival. Capaldi, who has Tourette syndrome, stated that he needs to take a break to "adjust to the impact" of the condition on his mental and physical health. The audience at Glastonbury showed their support by singing along to his songs. Capaldi expressed gratitude for the support and stated that he needs more time to prioritize his well-being.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
Scottish musician Lewis Capaldi has announced that he will take a break from touring "for the foreseeable future" to adjust to life with Tourette's syndrome, with which he was diagnosed last year. Capaldi lost his voice during a performance at Glastonbury Festival over the weekend and had to enlist the help of the crowd to finish his hit "Someone You Loved." He had canceled shows in the weeks leading up to Glastonbury to rest and recover. Capaldi said he needs to spend more time getting his mental and physical health in order to keep doing everything he loves for a long time to come.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi has announced a hiatus from touring due to struggles with Tourette's syndrome. After an emotional performance at Glastonbury, Capaldi revealed that he needs to focus on his mental and physical health in order to continue doing what he loves. He expressed gratitude to his fans for their support and apologized to those who had planned to attend his shows. Capaldi's upcoming performances in Switzerland, Australia, and Asia will be impacted by his hiatus.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BBC
Lewis Capaldi has announced that he will be taking a break from touring for the "foreseeable future" to focus on his mental and physical health. The Scottish singer, who has Tourette's Syndrome, struggled to finish his Glastonbury set and said that he needs more time to adjust to the impact of his condition. Capaldi had 26 dates around the world in the calendar between now and October, including shows at Chepstow Racecourse in south Wales and the Reading and Leeds festivals. He apologized to fans who had planned to attend his shows and said that playing for them every night is all he's ever dreamed of.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TooFab
Lewis Capaldi struggled with his voice during his Glastonbury Festival performance, but his fans helped him finish his set by singing "Someone You Loved" for him. Capaldi, who has Tourette syndrome, previously canceled shows to rest and recover. He thanked his fans for their support and revealed he will be taking more time off to focus on his health.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The A.V. Club
Glastonbury 2022 was filled with iconic moments, including Lewis Capaldi's emotional performance where fans sang his hit song back to him, Lana Del Rey's late arrival and microphone cut-off, Rina Sawayama's call-out to a former director at her record label, and Elton John's final concert in the UK, which drew the biggest-ever overnight audience for a Glastonbury performance on the BBC One.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY
Lewis Capaldi's Glastonbury Festival set was interrupted by Tourette syndrome symptoms, but his fans stepped in to sing "Someone You Loved" for him. Capaldi apologized to the crowd and announced he would be taking a break to rest and recover. The moment was praised on social media for raising awareness of Tourette syndrome and showing the strong connection between Capaldi and his fans. Capaldi first revealed his Tourette syndrome diagnosis in September and said he's still "learning" about it.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Lewis Capaldi lost his voice during an emotional performance at the 2023 Glastonbury Festival, but fans helped him finish the last song in his set. Capaldi, who has been open about his health struggles with Tourette's syndrome and anxiety disorder, thanked the audience for their support and announced that he will be taking more time off to address his health. Despite the setback, the Scottish singer was visibly moved and grateful for the experience, saying "If this is the only time I ever get to experience it, I'm telling you, it's more than enough."
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Deadline
Lewis Capaldi emotionally thanked the Glastonbury crowd for helping him through his last number after he struggled with Tourette’s syndrome. Capaldi was a Saturday headliner on the Festival’s Pyramid Stage where he performed a string of hits, but was forced to cut his set short as he battled with his voice. His last number was his biggest hit Someone You Loved, but as his voice broke, the huge crowd took over. Capaldi plans to take the rest of the year off, in hope of recovering from his mental health struggles.