Lewis Capaldi on Bouncing Back From ‘Detrimental’ Burnout & His Next Chapter: ‘I Don’t Want to Phone In Anything Ever Again’
Lewis Capaldi is making a significant return to the music scene after a period of burnout. He is currently on a sold-out North American tour, feeling more relaxed and enjoying the experience. Capaldi reflects on his past struggles with anxiety and how he has found a new sense of purpose in his performances.
- ▪Lewis Capaldi is on a sold-out North American headline tour, including performances at Madison Square Garden and the Hollywood Bowl.
- ▪He has reduced his therapy sessions and feels more relaxed while performing, stating this is the most fun he has ever had on tour.
- ▪Capaldi experienced a panic attack during a previous performance in Chicago nearly three years ago, which highlighted his struggles with mental health.
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| Publication time | Fri, 22 May 2026 09:00:00 +0000 |
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