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Glastonbury festival debut after he heard his lyrics roared back at him from the crowd.The 28-year-old, from North Shields, took to the world famous Pyramid Stage on Friday night (June 24) for the first time during his career.And it seems it was a resounding success, as he was seen on stage overcome with emotion as the crowd chanted his own lyrics back at him.READ MORE: Devastated Lauren Laverne quits BBC Glastonbury coverage as mum tragically diesAs the crowd, which was waving a range of flags including a rainbow Pride flag, sang, Sam was stunned to silence before saying: "Thank you Glastonbury!"Sam made sure to give a nod to his hometown during his set, with his saxophone player wearing a Newcastle United football top.The singer also drank from a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale, and dedicated one of his songs to other Geordies watching him from the crowd.Fans watching on the BBC at home were loving the performance, with one tweeting: "He is unbelievable in every way."Another said: "Just fantastic. Howay Sam!"A third wrote: "He must be absolutely loving it.

Sir Alex Ferguson was in Malta when he read the bad news - a holiday cut short in the worst possible way.

Former Manchester United player Wes Brown has backed Erik ten Hag to go with his strongest back four in the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle.

A STORM of protest erupted yesterday over Johnny Depp’s libel victory as ex-wife Amber Heard announced plans to appeal. Critics slammed the shock ruling that she had maliciously defamed him by airing claims of abuse and said it marked the death of the MeToo movement.

Johnny Depp has been seen for the first time since winning his defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife, Amber Heard.MORE: Johnny Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez has best reaction after court winThe 58-year-old actor was spotted sitting outside a pub in Newcastle with friends, including musician Jeff Beck, with whom he has been performing this week, and Sam Fender. WATCH: Johnny Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez reacts to trial verdictJust moments earlier, he had been awarded compensatory damages of $10million (£8million) and a further $5 million (£4million) in punitive damages by a jury in Fairfax, Virginia.READ: Johnny Depp reunites with ex Kate Moss as he awaits Amber Heard trial verdictMORE: Johnny Depp's daughter has best reaction to question about famous dad in unearthed interviewJohnny was, understandably, in high spirits, and was seen enjoying a pint of Newcastle Brown Ale.

stolen from a pub.And Colonel Porter's Emporium in Newcastle has launched an appeal to get the bear – which wears a top hat with a feather in it – back home as soon as possible.The giant animal was stolen on Friday, and staff have been checking CCTV footage to try to find the two men who were seeing carrying the bear, known as Herbert, towards the nearby Quayside.Initially Chronicle Live reported that the bar said that the bear can be returned “with no questions asked” and without police involvement, if the two men choose to make right the wrong.But now the tone of the appeal has turned to anger.Posting on Facebook, via the nearby Prohibition Cabaret Bar's page, a spokesman for the bar said: “Bit of an odd one but very important!“Has anyone seen a real black taxidermy bear on or around the Quayside area this weekend?“A group of men have stolen him from our venue at 10pm on Saturday 12th - CCTV shows they wrap him in a coat and head out and down towards Quayside past Livello and The Akenside Traders Newcastle and out of sight.“If anyone has any info at all please get in touch as he’s actually a really integral part of our decor and we want him back and the absolute reprobates who took him to be held accountable!"The bear was named in honour of Colonel James Herbert Porter, the man who created Newcastle Brown Ale, who the bar is also named after.Bar staff described the bear as "a stalwart at the pub since it opened its doors and a great talking point".Anyone with information is being told to call 0191 261 7600.For more of the latest news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.

Sam Fender delivered a live version of recent single ‘Spit Of You’ on US TV last night (November 10).The singer-songwriter appeared as the musical guest on yesterday’s episode of NBC chat show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.Fender recorded the performance of the ‘Seventeen Going Under’ single at his “favourite pub in the world”, the Low Lights Tavern in North Shields.The establishment – the oldest pub in Fender’s hometown – subsequently shared the Fallon video on its social media pages, hailing the musician’s “amazing” and “spectacular” song.In the clip, we see Fender and his band play in a dark, otherwise empty room of the pub next to a Newcastle Brown Ale mirror and a large fireplace.You can tune in here:Filmed a special version

GYPSY millionaire Alfie Best left one of his managers horrified with a poorly poured pint in a first look at Undercover Big Boss. The entrepreneur - who has said he wants to be the first "gypsy billionaire" - visited one of the sites of Wyldecrest Parks, a mobile home park company.