Lewis posed for the camera with Denise Welch and her friends at the iconic festival.
Lewis Capaldi was spotted at Glastonbury posing up a storm with Loose Women star Denise Welch and her pals. The Scots singer played a surprise set at the Somerset festival on Friday afternoon.
His appearance delighted fans at Worthy Farm after he had taken an “extended break” from the music business two years ago. In 2023, whilst on stage at the festival, Lewis was visibly struggling with his Tourette's Syndrome to the point fans had to finish his songs for him.
But on Friday Lewis surprised crowds as the TBA act and told them: “The last three years haven’t been the best for me. It’s been a difficult time. This has been my f***ing goal, to get back here doing this.”
He added: “The second time's a charm. I’ve really really missed doing this over the last few years. As I say, it’s been difficult at times to think that this maybe wouldn’t ever happen again.
"Genuinely from the bottom of my heart, it means the f***ing world.”
And following his incredible performance it seemed Lewis stuck around to see the rest of the acts of the evening which included headliners The 1975.
The band's frontman is Matty Healy, who just happens to be the son of Loose Women star Denise Welch.
And it seems Denise and her pals pulled Lewis aside for a snap which was then later posted on Instagram.
The caption read: And to top it all !! So lovely to finally meet you @lewiscapaldi what a day and night gals @denise_welch @pammie60 @rosiehirstx .. #makingmemories #glastonbury #lewiscapaldi."
Ahead of Lewis' surprise set which has delighted fans all over the world, he released his brand new song, Survive, which is already sitting at number 1 in the charts.
The emotional song, which charts his battle with anxiety and Tourette’s, marks another successful comeback by the singer.
The song has become the nation’s biggest selling track of the week with Someone You Loved also tipped by the Official Charts Company to re-enter the Top 20.
Survive had been described by 28-year old Lewis’s team as “a bold and brave new anthem that underscores a challenging period in his career that ended at Glastonbury 2023 when the Pyramid Stage crowd helped carry an emotional Capaldi over the finish line.”
In it, he sings, “I swear to God I’ll survive, if it kills me to, I’m gonna’ get up and try, if it’s the last thing I’ll do.”
The worldwide success and adulation took its toll and he stayed out of the limelight before playing the Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage to one of the weekend’s biggest crowds.
He fought back the tears several times during the show at the Worthy Farm site and was met with a deafening roar having taken the stage.
