Lewis Capaldi made a triumphant return to the stage with a secret set at Glastonbury, marking his first performance in two years due to health issues related to Tourette syndrome.

Prior to the performance, Capaldi felt the need to leak details about his set to ensure an audience would attend, fearing he might perform to an empty field.

During his 35-minute set on the Pyramid Stage, he debuted his new single 'Survive,' which later soared to number one on the singles chart.

The performance concluded with 'Someone You Loved,' a song that holds deep significance for him, especially in light of his past struggles.

In a recent interview, Capaldi discussed the importance of his new music and the mental health boundaries he sets for himself.

He credited therapy as a vital component in his journey back to music and expressed a desire to help others access similar support.

Capaldi shared his unique approach to relaxation, which includes using unconventional music like Eminem's older albums and incorporating ambient sounds into his routine.

He emphasized the significance of spending quality time with friends and engaging in wholesome activities rather than just going out drinking.

Capaldi's recent 17-date UK and Ireland comeback tour sold out, showcasing his enduring popularity with six UK number one singles and two successful studio albums.

Tourette syndrome, which Capaldi lives with, has no cure, but the NHS states that treatments are available to help manage its symptoms.

Reflecting on his previous performance in 2023, Capaldi described it as one of the worst moments of his life, despite the audience's supportive reaction.

Capaldi expressed overwhelming emotions during his Glastonbury performance, noting that his drummer was in 'floods of tears' while he felt more at ease compared to his earlier experience.