Lewis Capaldi is this month of April immersed in the stage of his world tour in the United States. After recovering from bronchitis which forced him to postpone his last shows in Europe – also in Madrid and Barcelona -, the Scot He returned to the stage wanting to surprise his fans, and not just vocally.
His last concert in New York had distinguished guests. Enjoying his album promotion days The ScrapbookTHE Jonas Brothers They decided it would be a good idea to go to Radio City Music Hall and see if their friend Lewis would let them play a song together.
“Our friend Lewis Capaldi is performing at Radio City Music Hall tonight, so we’ll come over to see if he’ll let us sing a song“, says Nick through the streets of the city. “I think it’s a good idea,” points out Kevin. “I don’t think we should even ask his permission. We’re going to show up and do it,” Joe says.
And said and done. The trio of brothers appeared backstage to enjoy their concert and, in the home stretch of the show, he went on stage to play Lovebugto the shock and emotion of those present. The footage shows how fans let their voices sing the song, as well as how tears come to their eyes when witnessing such an unforgettable moment.
“I can’t believe this is now a Jonas Brothers (the bonus jonas bonus),” Lewis said on his social media.
And a few days ago, who made a remarkable appearance at one of his concerts was Niall Horan. The Irishman, this time, didn’t sing a song with his good friend, but instead waved goodbye and took a photo to show on his BeReal profile (because you don’t always get the notification when you’re at a concert in front of tens of thousands of people, even if it’s not yours).
Lewis Capaldi, first
In addition to traveling from town to town during the presentation tour of Broken by the desire to be celestial sentLewis Capaldi is also in preview, that of his documentary how i feel now and Netflix.
This feature film premiered on April 5 on the platform and in the UK it has already positioned itself as No. 1 among the most watched. The film takes a tour of the soloist’s last five years to show his most intimate and personal side, without neglecting his characteristic sense of humor.
And you, have you ever seen it?