“I want to make sure I’m 100% before I come back for more shows.” Lewis Capaldi is doing better, but he won’t be back on stage right away. The Scottish singer, who announced in June that he was interrupting his tour to take care of his mental health, broke the news this Sunday on his Instagram account.
“As you know, I am currently taking some time to focus on my health and well-being and everything is going well,” he wrote.
“I work with incredible professionals who help me better manage my anxiety issues and Tourette syndrome. And I am very happy to say that I have noticed noticeable improvement in both areas since I decided to take a break in June.
Five new titles
Lewis Capaldi also presented a reissue of his album Broken by the desire to be sent from heavenreleased in May 2023. An enriched version with five new titles.
The 26-year-old singer, who found success in 2017 with the title. bruises, canceled a series of concerts in early June to prepare for the Glastonbury festival in late June. On the British festival stage, she had great difficulty following up one of his hits, and immediately announced a hiatus “until further notice.”
“You will probably see little of me until the end of the year,” he said at the time.
The singer has never hidden his mental health problems when talking about his anxiety and his Tourette syndrome, especially in the Netflix documentary. how i feel now released in April.
“For now, I’m going to continue taking time to take care of myself, perhaps writing music and taking time to reflect on some of the most incredible years of my life,” Lewis Capaldi writes on Sunday.
Source: BFM TV
