Lewis Capaldi Will Wait Until 2021 to Release New Music Because 'People Have Suffered Enough in 2020'

Glasgow.He dashed into a branch of the supermarket chain only to be told they had no toilets for customers.However, a star-struck shop assistant recognised the Someone You Loved singer and let him to use the staff loos.

Ed Sheeran has been advising Lewis Capaldi on how best to navigate life in the spotlight.The Shape of You hitmaker, who is reportedly set to be a dad within weeks with wife Cherry Seaborn, has been keeping up with his musical peer and helping the Before You Go star adjust to his newfound fame.The British star, who topped the U.K. and U.S.

Finn Tapp tries to ignore girlfriend Paige Turley's romantic past with Lewis Capaldi. The 20-year-old reality star - who won the first winter series of 'Love Island' - first learned about his 22-year-old girlfriend's famous ex-boyfriend on the ITV2 dating show, but he hinted the 'Someone You Loved' hitmaker could be "kicking himself" for letting Paige go.

The performer lineup for the 2020 MTV VMAs has been revealed.

Also Read: Keke Palmer to Host 2020 MTV VMAs - Watch Her Rap With Herself as True Jackson, Who's Now a CEO (Video)Nominees for the “Everyday Heroes: Frontline Medical Workers” include:MTV also announced Monday the nominees for the fan-voted categories on Monday, including the three finalists — Doja Cat, Lewis Capaldi and YUNGBLUD — for the PUSH Best New Artist award.

Doja Cat, Jack Harlow, Lewis Capaldi, Roddy Ricch, Tate McRae and Yungblud.The performers who did not make the final nominations included Finneas, Ava Max, Summer Walker and the late Pop Smoke.Billie Eilish, who is Finneas’ sister, currently holds the title of Best New Artist, having won the Moon Person trophy at last year’s ceremony.

Parklife Festival have confirmed the first details of their planned 2021 festival.The 2020 edition of Parklife, which had been set to welcome performances by the likes of Skepta, Lewis Capaldi, Robyn and Tyler, The Creator, was cancelled in late March due to the coronavirus pandemic.After organisers promised that Parklife would return in 2021 “stronger than ever”, the first details about next year’s Manchester festival have been released today (August 19).Parklife will return to the city’s

Lewis Capaldi has admitted he feels under pressure to be funny after his sense of humour endeared him to the public.The Someone You Loved singer revealed he feels like a stand-up comic because fans want him to tell jokes at gigs.The 23-year-old said people seemed to like his down to earth personality as much as his songs.Capaldi, from 
Whitburn, West Lothian, added: “The singing is fine but the speaking in between the songs is when I’m most nervous.“I can’t handle this 
pressure, it’s so

Fans of Lewis Capaldi shouldn’t expect the British singer to be sharing any new music for quite awhile.

Lewis Capaldi has revealed that he is taking a well-earned break and plans to release his new music in 2021.

Lewis Capaldi has joked that he won’t be releasing any new material this year because people had “suffered enough” due to the coronavirus crisis.The Scottish singer-songwriter released his debut album ‘Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent’ last summer, and revealed back in May that he’d written 11 songs for its follow-up.Speaking to the Daily Star, however, Capaldi has now confirmed that new music won’t be arriving until 2021 at the earliest.“Hopefully I will release a new song and a new

Lewis Capaldi  dressed up as Uncle Sam to celebrate Someone You Loved reaching No1 in the American Billboard charts.

He said: “I’m really happy to be able to support Scottish Refugee Council and all the work they do helping refugees rebuild their lives in Scotland.“We are hoping the items attract plenty of attention and raise lots of money.”Louise McGovern from Scottish Refugee Council said: “We are delighted to work with Lewis on this fundraiser, his support has been amazing, and we know his huge fan base will be thrilled to be in with a chance to meet him at a UK gig next year.”

Hundreds of key players in the U.K.'s music industry, including artists, managers, producers and record labels, are co-signing an urgent call to speak out against racism and intolerance. A letter, supported by the likes of The 1975, Niall Horan, Little Mix, Nile Rodgers and Lewis Capaldi, major U.K.