Glastonbury festivalgoers helped a struggling Lewis Capaldi by means of the top of his set by singing for him – after he misplaced his voice on stage.

The Scottish singer, who had beforehand cancelled three weeks of shows to rest and recover, apologised as he ready to belt out his hit music Someone You Loved on the competition’s Pyramid Stage on Saturday evening.

The 26-year-old star admitted he was having voice points within the run-up to the ballad, telling the group: “I’m going to be honest everybody, but I’m starting to lose my voice up here, but we’re going to keep going and we’re going to go until the end.

“I simply want you all to sing with me as loud as you may if that is OK?”

He continued to apologise to the crowd, and the Eavis family behind the Worthy Farm festival, for his voice starting to go, only for fans to reply with chants of “Oh, Lewis Capaldi”.

The star, who not too long ago opened up about his battles with anxiousness and Tourette’s syndrome, then tried to launch into Someone You Loved – a robust vocal-heavy piano ballad – to finish his set.

But as he struggled to hit the notes, the Glastonbury crowd roused as soon as once more and helped him over the road by singing again to him as he watched on, clearly emotional.

At the top of the present, Capaldi revealed he deliberate to take some extra break day and informed followers: “I feel like I’ll be taking another wee break over the next couple of weeks.

“So you most likely will not see a lot of me for the remainder of the 12 months, possibly even. But once I do come again and once I do see you, I hope you are still up for watching us.”

It comes after the singer-songwriter introduced that he was taking time to relaxation and get better within the lead-up to Glastonbury.

He mentioned in a put up on social media that the previous few months had been “full on, both mentally and physically”.

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In the put up, he apologised, telling his 1.4 million followers: “I haven’t been home since Christmas and at the moment I’m struggling to get to grips with it all.”

The singer not too long ago admitted on an Apple Music present that his psychological well being points had been a “direct symptom” of his work.

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He mentioned “a few panic attacks” and his current Tourette’s prognosis was definitely worth the trade-off for a pop star’s life, however admitted he may surrender music if his psychological well being worsened.

Capaldi’s emotional Pyramid Stage set was adopted by a glittering efficiency from US star Lizzo and a headline showstopper from American rock band Guns N’ Roses.

Meanwhile, Lana Del Rey was reduce quick throughout her headline efficiency on the Other Stage.

The US singer was 30-minutes late to the stage, telling followers: “My hair takes so long to do… super sorry I’m so late.”

But her mic was reduce at precisely midnight – as a result of competition’s strict curfew – with the singer unable to carry out a few of her greatest hits, together with Summertime Sadness.

Fans sang one other of the 38-year-old’s hits, Video Games, again to her and he or she joined in a cappella, earlier than leaving the stage to speak to festivalgoers.

Glastonbury will wrap up on Sunday evening with a much-anticipated headline efficiency from Elton John – billed because the legendary singer’s last-ever UK present.