The brilliant Lewis Capaldi announced tickets were on sale for upcoming gigs while wearing a Celtic top. The 26-year-old is a well-known Celtic supporter and is enjoying sensational success with his current tour.
Although, speaking to his 5.8m followers, the Lothian singer gave the ticketing update ahead of the next leg of his highly anticipated tour.
Capaldi has previously had a Season Ticket at Celtic Park but given he is touring to promote his new album, getting to games may be more difficult for the singer-songwriter. Capaldi has previously spoken of his love for the club and also an altercation with neighbour, and ex-Celtic manager, Neil Lennon. The pair clashed over a parking space but Capaldi didn’t have the heart to challenge the fiery Irishman over this.
Last summer, Capaldi was pictured with Celtic legend Scott Brown at a local festival and earlier in his tour, the singer played The Celtic Song while on stage in London. During his recent stint at the Hydro, Capaldi played in front of a few Celtic first team players, including Joe Hart and James Forrest.
