Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Lewis Capaldi Returns to Glastonbury Amid Tourette's Battle
Singer Lewis Capaldi, who has Tourette's syndrome, made a comeback at the Glastonbury Festival.
After a previous struggle on the same stage, he delivered a 35-minute set, including his new song "Survive."
He thanked the festival for the opportunity.
Fans online celebrated his return, showing support for his battle with Tourette's.
His performance was seen as a moment of overcoming challenges.
Lewis Capaldi returned to Glastonbury after a break due to Tourette's.
He performed a 35-minute set on the Pyramid Stage.
The set included seven songs, including his new single "Survive".
Capaldi expressed gratitude for the chance to perform again.
Social media users praised Capaldi's return and resilience.
- Who
- Lewis Capaldi.
- What
- Lewis Capaldi performed a 35-minute set at Glastonbury Festival.
- When
- Over the weekend.
- Where
- Glastonbury Festival, on the Pyramid Stage.
- Why
- To complete a performance he had previously struggled to finish and to share new music after time away.
Public Opinion
Neutral
Reaction to Capaldi's performance
Public Opinion
Praised the singer-songwriter.
Neutral
Did not find the performance noteworthy.
- Artist
- Lewis Capaldi
- Event
- Glastonbury Festival
- Performance Duration
- 35 minutes
- Songs Performed
- 7
- New Single
- "Survive"