Lewis Capaldi makes second concert comeback in a week joining chart-topping star as surprise guest
The Someone You Loved singer played a surprise set at Glastonbury last weekend, his first gig in two years.
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Lewis returned to the stage for the first time for a surprise set at Glastonbury last weekend
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He joined Noah Kahan on stage at BST Hyde Park Festival on Friday night
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, and was delighted and emotional in equal measure as he received a huge welcome from the Worthy Farm crowd.
Following the gig - which saw him perform new track Survive - Lewis
But before that, he delighted fans on Friday night when he took to the stage at BST Hyde Park Festival alongside headliner Noah Kahan.
American singer Noah, 28, put on a cracking show for the crowd before bringing Lewis on for the encore.
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The pair then performed Noah's hit 2022 single, Northern Attitude, together.
The appearance comes after
In a heart-warming video posted on his social media, he revealed his true feelings surrounding the burn-out.
Speaking from the heart, he told fans: "One word to describe how I'm feeling now is... spectacular."
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Looking back over his Glastonbury experience in 2023, he admitted: "This should be like, a really happy moment, and it isn't.
"I'm like, achieving my dream here. If there was a
film
about being a singer, and starting as a kid, and they'd be like, Oh, I'd love to be a singer one day and perform in front people, I've done it.
Lewis Capaldi breaks silence on emotional Glastonbury return after taking a break from music
"I've got to the end of the
film
and it's not how I thought it was going to be.
"And all these people are singing at me and I feel 1,000 miles away there, and I watch it back and actually feel sad.
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"Second song in, I was probably just thinking, this has to be it, like... I can't keep doing this to myself.
"As far as I was concerned, it was like, I'm done. I didn't take a break to just focus on getting better.
"I took a break because I needed a break and to sort of release the pressure valve a little bit."
Thank you so much for still being here."
Lewis Capaldi
Within the montage, Lewis added pictures and home-filmed clips of himself performing as a youngster, full of hopes and dreams.
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He captioned the tear-jerking montage: "Been mad looking back at it all. Thank you so much for still being here."
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Lewis has also confirmed this week that he's embarking on a new tour in September
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