In a heartfelt interview on Saturday Breakfast with Heart Radio, Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi opened up about his two-year break from music, his mental health journey, and the emotional weight of returning to the stage after nearly giving up on his career.

Capaldi shared that performing had once become “monotonous,” but now he’s learning to savor every second under the spotlight. During his comeback show in Edinburgh, he broke down in tears, realizing how much he had missed the energy and connection with the audience. He admitted there were times when he thought he would never make music again.

Reflecting on his difficult experience at Glastonbury, Capaldi described it as “the worst day of my life,” marked by panic and loss of control. Only later, after watching the crowd’s reaction, did he grasp how deeply people cared and how much love he had received in that moment.

The “Someone You Loved” hitmaker revealed that he spent two years in therapy to recover and rebuild his confidence. Despite the pain, he continued performing that day because of a contractual commitment — a decision that now symbolizes both his vulnerability and strength.

Lewis Capaldi’s openness serves as a powerful reminder that even in moments of fear and doubt, embracing one’s truth can lead to healing, growth, and reconnection with what truly matters.