After taking a step back in June 2023, a Scottish music icon is said to be returning to music at Glastonbury.
Lewis Capaldi’s eagerly awaited comeback single, which is his first new music since January of last year, is rumored to stun fans tomorrow. He’s also scheduled to make a surprise appearance on Glastonbury’s iconic Pyramid Stage, which couldn’t be more perfect.
Lewis took a while to recover, according to a source close to the singer, and is now ready to tell his fans what he has been up to.
He says, “It will be a very special day tomorrow.” His Pyramid Stage performance will be the subject of a brand-new single that he will be releasing. He is in great shape and feels ready to regain his spotlight, according to the Sun.
The star broke away from Capaldi’s most recent performance on the Pyramid Stage in 2023, which ended prematurely with the performer in tears. He later acknowledged that it made him realize that he needed to “spend a lot more time getting my mental and physical health in order.”
Lewis stopped singing and traveling to concentrate on both his mental and physical health, particularly his anxiety and Tourette’s syndrome. After struggling with his voice during a Glastonbury performance, he announced an extended break from touring in June 2023.
The Scottish singer has been open about the impact of his stage presence and singing due to his Tourettes. Lewis quietly began writing new material last year, working with British singer Dan D’Lion, and even being spotted playing acoustic guitar in the studio after taking a break from the public eye.
His musical debut, Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent, and Broken By Desire to Be Heavenly Sent from 2023, are his follow-up to two chart-topping albums.
Insiders told the Mirror that Lewis is among a handful of surprise performers at this year’s festival. He’s reportedly taking the Pyramid Stage at 4:55 pm on Friday. Other secret gigs include Lorde at Woodsies (11:30 am Friday), Olivia Dean and Rachel Chinouriri at Strummerville (8 pm Friday), and CMAT at BBC Introducing (1:30 pm Friday).
At 7:30 p.m., American band Haim plays at The Park, and Pulp performs on the Pyramid Stage at 6:15 p.m.
On TikTok, users have also posted “Heard it here first people,” similar times but setting CMAT at 8:30 pm on Friday, a slot that is still marked as TBA on the official lineup, and these whispered schedules have also surfaced.
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