The audience’s emotional response when Lewis Capaldi pauses his concert due to his Tourette syndrome.
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Lewis Capaldi was once again troubled by his condition on stage. The picture is as beautiful as it is moving. Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi, who suffers from Tourette’s Syndrome, had a crisis in the middle of a concert, but was able to count on the support of the audience to finish a song he could no longer sing. The scene took place this weekend at Britain’s prestigious Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, Somerset, in the south west of England.
Lewis Capaldi has once again been supported by his audience after experiencing a crisis during a concert. Having performed flawlessly up to that point, the Glaswegian suddenly began to shake and seemingly lose his vocal control while singing his latest song, ‘Someone You Loved’. Unable to continue due to his symptoms, he then addressed the crowd. “Glastonbury, I’m really sorry. I’m a bit angry at myself.
The condition, which makes his daily life difficult, also disrupts his concerts when he has seizures, as he did this weekend at Glastonbury and on 21 February during a concert in Germany. The singer’s situation is such that he is seriously considering ending his career if his condition worsens.
