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Lewis Capaldi feared he’d made a ‘terrible’ decision before Glastonbury comeback
The Glaswegian played a short surprise set on 27 June, telling fans it was “so good to be back”, and added that if he said anymore, he’ll “probably start crying”. Referencing his 2023 performance, the singer said he wanted to “come and finish what I couldn’t the first time round on this stage”.
Lewis Capaldi says his Glastonbury 2023 episode was "probably the best thing that's ever happened" to him, and it is the "most important" day of his life
The 28-year-old singer had a rest from performing after he broke down on stage at the festival two years ago, when vocal tics plagued his singing - a symptom of the neurological disorder Tourette's syndrome - but he "dreads to think" what would've happened if he had carried on afterwards Lewis has now revealed he suffered an "even worse" experience in Chicago,
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Lewis Capaldi is opening up about the power of therapy. The Scottish musician spoke about his mental health and return to ...
During a powerful Glastonbury set, Lewis Capaldi’s visible struggle with Tourette’s was met with overwhelming crowd support.
Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi went on a break in 2023 after performing his last gig at the Glastonbury Festival the same year ...
After such a public break down in front of Glastonbury crowd and millions of TV viewers in 2023, the Someone You Loved singer ...
Before taking a two-year break from music, Lewis Capaldi said he had a "crazy panic attack" in Chicago that left him "convulsing" backstage: "It was really, really bad." ...
Lewis Capaldi has issued an update on his wellbeing after he broke down onstage during a performance at Glastonbury.
Lewis Capaldi’s decision to be open about using therapy to help him cope with anxiety and Tourette syndrome must be applauded ...
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