Lewis Capaldi scores the biggest opening week ever in a huge victory while his comeback single survives to the top of the charts after his tear shift return to music in Glastonbury

Lewis CapaldiThe new track survived this week to the top of the charts after he has made an emotional return to music on Glastonbury Last weekend.

The comeback of the 28-year-old Scotsman came after taking a two-year interruption to concentrate on his mental health and adapt to the diagnosis of his Tourette.

He returned with the Track Survive, released last Friday, with a difficult two years – and it was a huge hit with millions of fans throughout the country.

Lewis has not only landed his biggest ever, but the largest opening week of a single released this year with the comeback track.

Survive was shifted no less than 68,500 units in the first week, including more than four million streams, and surpassed the previous best of the beloved singer of 56,000 with his Song Forget Me.

Flows about the support he has received since his long -awaited comeback last week, Lewis said: ‘Survive is the British number 1 of this week, and I want to thank a huge to everyone who streams, it really means the world.

‘I’ve been gone for a while and to come back to this outpouring of love and support has been absolutely incredible.

‘I can’t thank everyone enough for all friendly words since Glastonbury – and now this! It has been the best week of my life. I hope you continue to enjoy the song, it means a lot to me. ‘

Lewis brought Michigan DJ and producer MK to the top spot, with his Chrystal Collab Dior in second place, while filling the remaining three places on the top five the manchild of Sabrina Carpenter, Rayvn Lenae’s Love Me Ne and Pony Pony Club by Chappell Roan.

That is the mania around Capaldi’s return that streams and the sale of his old music also Sky-Rocket.

Streams of Signature track Somey you Loved Shot Up with 115%, while his 2019-hit-list tooppingalbum Divinely was inspired by 198%.

And in the midst of the amazing success of his new single, Lewis announced this week that he will start a British tour later this year, consisting of 10 dates.

He will play in Sheffield, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Nottingham and two dates in the 02 Arena.

Presale tickets can be purchased on July 8, while the general sale is on July 10.

The hit maker of the bruises was greeted on Friday with cheers of the enormous worthy farm, after a two -year career break.

Please be for an audience again, he said in tears: “Two years ago I wasn’t sure if I would ever do this again, but I am back honey!”.

Lewis sang some of his famous hits before he ever carried out tears as he carried out a brand new single survival, which emphasizes the difficult period in his career after his last Glastonbury performance.

Fans in the crowd were able to cry and call his name before they have a mega hit someone you loved.

In his emotional speech, Lewis said: “Glastonbury is good to be back. I will not say too much here today as if I do that, I can start to cry, but I can’t thank you enough for coming here and at being here. “

‘Second time a charm hey! Today is a short set, but just wanted to come and finish what I couldn’t do the last time, this was also the worst preserved f ***** g secret ever. “

Following his set, Lewis went to Instagram with images of his performance next to a message with the text: ‘Glastonbury It is so incredible to be back, thank you very much for having me x’

Fans and famous friends hurried to the reactions to welcome the talented musician back to the public interest.

Sam Fender said: ‘Return of the King’, while Alan Shearer said: ‘Love It’: Paddy McGuinness gutste: ‘Governor’ and Jade Thirlwall shared a whole series of loving emojis.

After his emotional set on Worthy Farm in June 2023, the singer took the free time to concentrate on his mental health and adapt to the impact ‘of the diagnosis of his Tourette.

Also performance on the first day of Glastonbury was Cmat, Lola Young, Alanis Morissette, as well as Lorde with her own secret set.

It came hours after Lewis fans shocked by announcing his comeback on Instagram, sharing an excerpt of his new song and the Henry Dockrill directed accompanying music video.

He scored his exciting post and simply wrote: “It was a while ago …” before he led his followers to the link to his song in his bio.

The short video has sweet moments in life and the career of Lewis, including fragments from his youth.

The new song is described as a ‘brutal honest song that tackles the challenges for mental health of self-doubt and despair’, which emphasizes the difficult period in his career after his last Glastonbury performance.