Lewis Capaldi was in good spirits as he headed out for a night out at London's Chiltern Firehouse on Wednesday.
The 27-year-old Scottish singer looked happy as he made his way to the venue in central London.
Lewis wore an all-black ensemble for the evening, consisting of a T-shirt, jeans and a trendy denim bomber jacket
The hitmaker was spotted chatting to a close friend on a morning walk the next Thursday morning before heading back to continue his day.
It comes shortly after Lewis delighted fans with the release of five new songs for the new year, despite putting his career on hold to focus on his anxiety and battle with Tourette's syndrome.
Lewis Capaldi was in good spirits as he headed out for a night out at London's Chiltern Firehouse on Wednesday
The performance comes shortly after Lewis delighted fans with the release of five new songs for the new year, despite putting his career on hold to focus on his anxiety and battle with Tourette's syndrome
The singer returned to social media for the first time in six months to announce that he would be releasing an expanded edition of his second album, Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent.
Upon taking the stage at Glastonbury in June 2023, Lewis announced that he would be taking a break from the spotlight for health reasons.
A fan who had already listened to the new additions shortly after midnight raved: “Lewis, thank you so much for these 5 new songs.” “They are so beautiful and honest and made me feel understood.”
The titles are Strangers, A Cure For Minds Unwell, Someone I Could Die For, The Ancient Art Of Always F***ing Up and Old Navy Blue.
Lewis explained: “After some back and forth about whether it was the right thing to do, I decided that it would be a shame if these additional five songs, which are so incredibly special to me, remained on my hard drive.”, um never to see the light of day.'
The album originally reached number one on the UK charts upon its release in May 2023 and remained there for two consecutive weeks.
Lewis added to
“But thanks to all of you, it wasn’t.
Lewis, who suffers from Tourette syndrome, announced he would be taking a break from the spotlight for health reasons when he took the stage at Glastonbury in June 2023 (pictured)
Lewis took to social media for the first time in six months to announce the news and provide an update on his battle with Tourette's and his anxiety
“It's overwhelming to see that the songs on this album still resonate with so many of you even though I haven't been out there promoting it or touring, it means a lot to me.”
“That brings me to the reason for this damn letter I’m writing.” . . “Before I decided to go away for a bit, I had always hoped to release an expanded version at some point!”
He then revealed that the extended album would be released on New Year's Day, and while many watched the fireworks as the clocks struck midnight, Lewis' superfans were able to refresh their streaming platforms to enjoy the new release.
The hitmaker also shared an update on his mental health journey in the post.
He said his time off was going “great” and he had seen “significant improvement” in both his Tourette syndrome and his anxiety.
Tourette syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by a combination of involuntary sounds and movements called tics.
These symptoms affected Lewis' performance at Glastonbury 2023, as the crowd helped the tearful artist with his song “Someone You Loved.”
However, he clarified that now is not the time to return from time off, saying: “For now I'm going to continue to take some time to look after myself, maybe write some music and take a moment to Some of the most incredible years of my life.
“I want to be absolutely sure that I’m at 100 percent before I go back out there to play more shows and do what I love more than anything.”
“I hope this is a good time until one day we can get together in a room and sing them together.”