Lewis Capaldi says he will ‘retire from public life’ if his new music flops

New Music Friday! It's every audiophile's favorite day of the week, and some of our favorite artists from all different genres have blessed us with new tunes.Lewis Capaldi released his latest heartfelt single, «Forget Me,» Kelly Clarkson joined Dolly Parton on a new rendition of «9 to 5» and Ari Lennox dropped her sophomore studio album, Dr.

As the nation mourns the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, today’s chart represents a historic moment being the first ever UK Official Chart published under a King, Charles III.

Lewis Capaldi has released his latest single Forget Me – his first new music in almost three years.The 25-year-old Scottish singer decided to halt his promo campaign yesterday evening after the death of Queen Elizabeth II aged 96, as he told followers the track would still drop at midnight but he wouldn’t be promoting it in the hours leading up to the launch.As midnight struck, Lewis took to Twitter with a clip of his new tune, and admitted he was ‘nervous’ to be releasing it into the world.He wrote: ‘this is it… my first new music in nearly 3 years. couldn’t be more nervous! this is… “forget me”‘.A few hours earlier, he told his followers it didn’t feel right to ‘go overboard’ with the promotion tweets after the Queen’s sad death.He tweeted: ‘In light of the situation tonight I don’t think it’s the right time to go overboard on the promotion of my new single, but it’s still coming out at midnight wherever you are.

Lewis Capaldi has shared his new single ‘Forget Me’ – you can listen to the track below.The song is the Scottish singer-songwriter’s first new original material since the release of the extended edition of his 2019 debut album ‘Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent’.In a statement written by Capaldi himself, the singer wrote: “I’m back. My new single is called ‘Forget Me’, and let’s just be honest here, lyrically it covers a lot of the same ground as before. I meet lady, lady leaves me, I whine about it in a pop song.

Thania Garcia Lewis Capaldi has shared the news of his Tourette syndrome diagnosis, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary and repetitive movements and sounds. During an Instagram live, the singer told fans that he initially noted “My shoulder twitches when I am excited, happy, nervous or stressed,” and thought it was “some horrible degenerative disease” before he sought out an official diagnosis, as originally reported by The Guardian. “It is something I am living with,” he added and also explained that he wanted to tell audiences about the the diagnosis because he “didn’t want people to think I was taking cocaine or something,”

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Lewis Capaldi is getting candid about his health. The 25-year-old singer revealed on Instagram Live that he's been diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome -- a nervous system condition that causes sudden and repeated twitches, movements or sounds. «I wanted to speak about it because I didn't want people to think I was taking cocaine or something,» he quipped on social media. The «Before You Go» artist acknowledged noticing that he was twitching in an interview from 2018 and that, today, his diagnosis «makes so much sense.» He also addressed fans who have called it out on social media. «I do the shoulder twitch quite a lot. And you see underneath every TikTok and stuff, people are like, 'Why is he twitching?', which is fine.

Iceland shoppers have been running to the freezers to snap up a brand new product launched by Somebody You Loved singer, Lewis Capaldi. The Scottish sweetheart has released a range of frozen pizzas available exclusively at the supermarket, and fans can’t part with their money fast enough.

Lewis Capaldi revealed on Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with Tourette's and is receiving treatment, including Botox injections, to combat the condition.

Singer Lewis Capaldi is opening up about his health after being diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome.

Lewis Capaldi has revealed he has been diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome.The 25 year old singer, who recently shared a peak inside his childhood home where he lives with his parents, explained that when doctors gave him the news he couldn't help feel as though it made "so much sense".Tourette's Syndrome is a condition that causes a person to make involuntary sounds and movements, called tics. In Lewis' case, his shoulder twitches from time to time.

Lewis Capaldi has been diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome. The Someone You Loved singer has gone public with his diagnosis because he doesn't want people to notice his tics and think he has a substance abuse problem. "I have been diagnosed with Tourette's," he told The Sun.

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Lewis Capaldi has taken issue with his record label - after they sent him a pair of promotional underwear that were a little on the large side.

The musical return of Lewis Capaldi truly delighted fans this week when he announced his brand new single Forget Me, but it seems that while he's been away he's had his fingers in more than one (pizza) pie.

“Someone You Loved” singer Lewis Capaldi is revealing that he’s been diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome.

West Lothian singing superstar Lewis Capaldi has revealed he has been diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome.

Lewis Capaldi has revealed that he has been diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome.The Scottish singer spoke about living with the condition for the first time during an Instagram Live last night (September 6), saying that the diagnosis “makes so much sense”.“I wanted to speak about it because I didn’t want people to think I was taking cocaine or something,” Capaldi told his followers during the stream about his experience with Tourette’s syndrome, which affects over 300,000 people in the UK.“My shoulder twitches when I am excited, happy, nervous or stressed. It is something I am living with: it’s not as bad as it looks.”Capaldi added that while he hasn’t “really learned much” about the condition, he has been receiving “Botox in my shoulder to stop it moving” and “learning new ways to cope all the time”.“Some days it’s more painful than others, sometimes it’s quite uncomfortable, but I guess that’s it,” he added.“When they told me, ‘We think you’ve got Tourette’s’, I was like, ‘Do you know what? That makes so much sense’.

Read more: Newcastle's Mela in the City sets the vibrant tone for Bank Holiday festival The Mirror reports that Lewis, who releases a new single this Friday (September 9), explained how he was relieved to find out it was Tourette's and not a degenerative disease as he first worried. He also said that he can now see signs that he had the condition when looking back at old interviews. The Someone You Loved singer is being treated with Botox injections, hopeful of freezing muscles to try and control the sporadic tics, reassuring fans that it's 'not as bad as it looks'.