Lewis Capaldi has teased fans with a very cryptic social media message which suggests he will be releasing another new album very soon.
The Before You Go singer is well and truly back on the scene after taking a social media break in January 2021 to focus on creating new music. He returned to the public eye back in the summer and released his first new song in three years - 'Forget Me', which shot to the top of the charts.
And now, on Twitter, Lewis has hinted that he is gearing up for another release, and possibly a world tour. Lewis shared a tweet from 2019 which criticised his first album, reading: "The Lewis Capaldi album is ok, basically just a 40min song, can see why the album gets 2/5 in most reviews, tbh."
And Lewis wrote: "Fancy another Michael?? And maybe a tour?? STAY TUNED." And last night he then went on to add: "if the tweet above gets to 10,000 RTs might consider spilling tomorrow who knows." One fan expressed their delight and Lewis replied: "might have some news soon."
Lewis' tweet is only at 3,200 retweets so far so it's unknown when the big news is set to drop.
The 26-year-old has not only been busy creating music but he has also put his name to his own range of frozen pizzas with supermarket chains Iceland and Tesco.
'Lewis Capaldi's Pizza the Big Sexy Meaty One' and 'Lewis Capaldi's Pizza The Big Sexy Cheesy One' are both available to buy from the official Iceland website for just £5 each.
Speaking about his venture, Lewis revealed that the idea came to him during lockdown when the nation was stuck inside and getting busy in the kitchen. He said: "Well, basically, I think lockdown spurred on a lot of ideas for a lot of people. I saw a lot of people on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter getting really into you know, your banana breads and what have you, baking cakes and I turned to sourdough.
"Sourdough is my solace. The cogs started turning and I thought, pizzas could be my true calling."
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