Lewis Kapaldi in surprise Returns Glastanbury after exiting

Lewis Kapaldi made a surprise – though rumors – a return to the Glastanbury festival, two years after the break, to focus on his mental health.

The arrival of the star was confirmed when his name flashed on the video screens on the back of the pyramid, to the huge rumble of support of thousands of fans who had abandoned his performance.

Kapaldi went on stage, taking the appearance and lifting a peaceful sign to heaven. Then he lifted the guitar over his shoulders to play start -up chords before going.

“Glastanbury is so good to come back,” he said after his second song “Grace”. “I’m not going to say a lot today because if I did it, I could start crying.”

He finished his short set, playing someone who loved, who brought his 2023 to a sharp closing.

“I couldn’t sing this song two years ago. I could fight to end it today for various reasons,” he said again.

“My name is Lewis Capaldi, and I (explicit) back, baby.”

The whole set of the star was back and forth with the audience when Kapaldi alternated the lines with fans who showed to give him his love.

It was one of the most moving and warming spectacles that I have ever witnessed in Glastanber or anywhere else.

Kapaldi, which in the last and emotional circumstances was held at the festival in 2023 in 2023.

Before the thousands, he lost his voice and survived the expressed poles. The audience eventually entered to help him end his last song, who you loved, in the gesture of commitment, solidarity and support.

“Glastonbury, I’m sorry,” the singer said when this set is nearing the end. “I’m a little angry.”

A few days later, he announced that he was receiving his attention to get his “physical and mental health in order” and “adapt to” the diagnosis of his Turet. Since then, he only made disabilities.

Speaking to this experience on Friday, he said: “Today it is just a short set, but I just wanted to come and finish what I couldn’t finish for the first time.

“The second time is a charm on this, everything.”

The audience showed their support, chanting their name to the tune of the army of seven white stripes.

Speculation about his performance in Glastanbury intensified on Friday morning after he released single return that turned to his struggle.

Under the name “survive”, it opens with the line: “How long” until it feels like finally begins to heal? “

The lyrics continue: “Most of the nights I’m afraid / that I don’t have enough / I had a share on Monday when I can’t stand up.”

The 28-year-old guy also calls the challenge that he refuses to “spend his best years, rotting in the sun” and determined “stand up and live / until the day I die”.

Introducing his new song in Glastonbury, Kapaldi disappeared when he confessed: “The last two years have not been the best for me.

“Sometimes it was difficult. I wanted to write a song that was about overcoming these things.”

“It was my goal,” he added, “come back here, doing it.”

“You could see when he walked as he was proud that he succeeded,” Kate said, a fan of Oxford. “Being part of this was really special.”

“It really moved,” Georgia from London agreed.

“I had tastes in places I didn’t know I could get thick.”

Welsh teenagers Mauli and Maya were in tears after Kapaldi took the stage, although they had different reasons from other festivals.

My dog ​​died two days ago, and he (Kapaldi) saved us when we were in the darkest, ”Marley said.

“He inspires so,” Maya added.

“He is anyone who can see, because he is just so strong.”

Survival is the first new Capaldi material because its second album was released in 2023.

Both of his albums moved to the number one in the UK, and his single in 2018 whom you loved all the time around the world – becoming the fourth streaming song of all time, and almost four billion listen to Spotify.

But he also openly spoke about the pressure on his mental and physical health, as well as the influence of panic and tours, which he was diagnosed in 2022.

In May, he made a preliminary return to the stage, playing the last minute in the halls of Edinburgh, with the help of a charitable campaign against life unhappy (peace).

The fans asked not to shoot the show, and their phones were placed in sealed bags when the capaldi sang six songs, including hits for me while you were waiting, and whom you love.

On Friday, the Glastonbury set marks its first full -scale show in two years.

The singer teased the return on the days leading to the festival, installing a number of billboards near Glastanbury website and in the hometown of Glasgow.

The first sign appeared near the Kerry Castle railway station, approximately 14 miles from the festival. It was decorated with the words: “I had a share of Monday morning where I can’t get up.”

Separately, the electronic billboard in Scotland showed a message in the same font stating: “I refuse to spend my best years, rotting in the sun.”

For more information in both messages had a phone number for the text. Those who sent the message received the answer: “Hey, this TBA, thank you for signing,” apparently confirmed that the signs were sponsored by an act listed as “TBA” on the festival line.

Speculation that Kapaldi was responsible after he liked a number of messages on Instagram concerning billboards.

Then, Friday morning, posters for the Lewis Capaldi Lookalike contest Appeared around the Glastonbury site.

However, the singer was not the first surprise on Friday.

This honor went to pop -star Lord, that jumped out to open the Woodsies stagePlaying your new Virgin album in full.