Lewis Capaldi

Capaldi says therapy played 'massive part' in comeback

Scottish star says his performance two years ago "was the worst moment of his life" but therapy helped.

The Scottish singer will be performing at Birmingham's Utilita Arena on 23 September.

The Someone You Loved singer took two years away from the spotlight to deal with his mental health.

The indie band deliver the hits - while Alanis Morisette, PinkPantheress and Wet Leg also impress.

The singer makes his live return at the festival after releasing a new single.

Glastonbury's main stages saw performances from Busta Rhymes, Lorde and Alanis Morissette.

The festival's first full day of music is packed with rock stars, pop icons and surprise guests.

One band's name is on fans' lips - except no-one knows who they actually are.

Although it was the singer's first performance in two years, the BBC understands he has no plans to return to gigging.