Lewis Capaldi Reports Health Improvement but Extends Touring Hiatus

The singer-songwriter will continue his break into 2024, despite a 'marked improvement' in his Tourette's and anxiety issues.

Lewis Capaldi, the Scottish singer-songwriter, has reported a 'marked improvement' in his health after taking a break from touring to focus on his wellbeing.
Capaldi has been working with professionals to better understand and manage his Tourette's and anxiety issues, which he says have improved since he began his hiatus in June.
Despite the positive update, Capaldi has announced that he will continue his break from touring into 2024 to ensure he is '100% before getting back out there'.
Capaldi has thanked his fans for their overwhelming support during his hiatus, stating that their reaction has made him 'more excited than ever to return to doing what I love'.
The singer also announced the release of an extended version of his second album, 'Broken By Desire to Be Heavenly Sent', featuring five new songs.