Lewis Capaldi has revealed he plans to take some more time off after he steadily lost his voice during an emotional set on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage.

<a href="https://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/what-to-listen-to/lewis-capaldi-first-direct-leeds-arena-review-one-man-antidote/">The Brit Award-winning singer</a>, 26, earlier this month took the step of cancelling all his other commitments in June ahead of the festival at Worthy Farm to allow himself time to “rest and recover.”

He was struggling so much with his voice during the second half of his set that the crowd had to help him sing his song for him.

Lewis said: “I’m really sorry, this is a pain in the a---.

“You’ve all come out and I really apologise.”

The singer battled through losing his voice and a great deal of ticks, after recently being diagnosed with Tourette’s, during his main stage set.

After performing Hold Me While You Wait, he apologised and admitted he was annoyed with himself - but the crowd replied by cheering him on and chanting “Oh, Lewis Capaldi”.

During an emotional set at Worthy Farm the singer struggled so much the crowd had to help him get through his songs{ai:summary}<p>Lewis Capaldi struggled with his voice during an emotional set at Glastonbury, prompting the crowd to help him sing. The singer, who cancelled all other commitments in June to rest and recover before the festival, has revealed plans to take more time off. Capaldi battled through losing his voice and Tourette's during the set. #music</p>

Lewis Capaldi to take time off after losing his voice on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage

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