Pop star Lewis Capaldi was seen taking the London subway among fans, despite his reported £7.5 million fortune and ownership of a £3 million mansion in the city.
Lewis Capaldi Announces Massive UK and Ireland Tour for Summer 2023
Pop sensation Lewis Capaldi is set to embark on a monumental 17-date tour across the UK and Ireland next summer. The tour, which includes eight huge outdoor headline shows, will kick off at Dublin's capacity Marlay Park on June 24.
The announcement comes after Capaldi's music career took off in 2019, following the release of his string of chart-topping hits. The tour, which is currently sold out, will see Capaldi headline at American Express presents BST Hyde Park next summer, following in the footsteps of Sabrina Carpenter, Pink, and Kylie Minogue.
Capaldi's tour will take him to Limerick, Exeter, Cardiff, Leeds, Belfast, and many other cities before culminating in Manchester. The singer was spotted meeting and greeting fans on the London Underground, leaving those getting off at the North Greenwich tube station stunned to see him.
Capaldi's tour preparations include a meeting with the founders of All On The Board, an organization that celebrated his appearance at the North Greenwich underground station with their own board. The sign dedicated to Capaldi at the tube station was designed by All On The Board.
Capaldi's new home in Hampstead, London, will serve as a perfect base for his summer tour. The £3million pad is located next door to fellow pop star Harry Styles, who has also made Hampstead his home.
Capaldi has played epic sets at the Glastonbury Festival and will undoubtedly bring the same energy to his upcoming tour. Fans can expect a brand new summer tour seeing him headline outdoor-only venues, with Capaldi set to return with his biggest ever UK and Irish headline shows.
Capaldi is currently on a 200,000-ticket sold-out 17 date UK and Ireland tour, which runs through throughout September 2025. The tour will see Capaldi headline at American Express presents BST Hyde Park next summer, making it an unforgettable summer for Capaldi fans across the UK and Ireland.
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