Singer Lewis Capaldi discloses the instance of being 'most sad' in his life while showcasing heartfelt new tunes during his tour performances

Lewis Capaldi Thrills at Sheffield's Utilita Arena

Lewis Capaldi returned to the live music scene at Sheffield's Utilita Arena, following a brief hiatus in 2023. The Scottish singer-songwriter's set was met with a fantastic echo, as the crowd parroted nearly every word of his songs, creating a memorable atmosphere.

Capaldi's rendition of "Someone You Loved" as his final song left the audience with goosebumps creeping up their necks and arms. The performance was a testament to Capaldi's vocal prowess, which sounds better than ever in his comeback single, "Survive."

Capaldi's new songs at the Utilita Arena refer to difficult experiences that led to his decision to press pause on his career. He has released new songs "Sunny Day" (a collaboration with Dean Lewis), "One More Tomorrow," and "Something In The Heavens" as part of his upcoming third studio album cycle. Live performances of unreleased tracks occurred in September 2025, but the exact release date of the album has yet to be specified.

Meanwhile, in London, actress Hannah expressed her strong and assertive attitude towards dating. She stated that if a potential partner is not up to her standards, they should "step off." Hannah, who has been single since 2022, joked about her love life and said she cannot remember her last first date. She expressed a preference for a charismatic and positive soul as a partner, who is willing to be comfortable and supportive, even with make-up on and eating Marmite on toast.

In other news, Chris Martin of Coldplay admitted he is not ready to say goodbye to the band and their music. Coldplay has one date left of their Wembley residency. Bryan Adams, away from his music career, enjoys gardening and has a green thumb. Adams mentioned that his tomatoes seem to thrive in the cold London climate, even growing in a container on his roof.

Capaldi has 14 more shows across the UK before heading to Ireland and Australia, where he wraps up the tour in Perth just eight days before Christmas. The crowd at Lewis Capaldi's concert at Sheffield's Utilita Arena included fans who had traveled from far and wide, including the US and Australia. It was a night to remember for Capaldi's fans, as he delivered a powerful and emotional performance that showcased his talent and charisma.

Singer Lewis Capaldi discloses the instance of being 'most sad' in his life while showcasing heartfelt new tunes during his tour performances