The Castle milk singer-songwriter performed the first of 2 shows in his hometown at Glasgow’s SSE Hydro, but the excitement of the night was to be followed unexpectedly.
The fans were enthusiastic all through out the concert with ecstatic chanting and singing being present. At the end of the concert, video footage has been recorded of the night’s fun extending out into the streets. Fans were pumped up after seeing the great singer and were not ready to give up the party just yet.
Gerry event in hometown is a rocking success
Gerry Cinnamon coming back to his hometown was a huge event. The concert was wild and a lot of unexpected awesome events occurred around the singer returning to his expectant city. Lewis Capaldi thanked his hometown fans earlier this month by throwing a mini-party at Greggs and footing the bill by himself. After delivering a sold-out event at the neighboring O2 Academy Glasgow on Saturday, the singer honored his homecoming show in the city by joining the party in the bakery chain’s Argyle Street location.
Gerry Performance with Lewis Capaldi
Concert goers where in for a treat after Gerry Cinnamon’s performance with Lewis Capaldi, the artist pronouncing after a concert was over that he had left a paid package for the concert goers at the local Greggs, his own personal thank you note for the evening goers enthusiasm and ticket purchases. All they needed to participate in the free bakeries was to show their blue concert band and everything was paid for.
Hundreds of admirers flocked to the shop to get their hands on freebies, with one fan recording a video of Greggs extending the celebration by putting on versions of Gerry Cinnamon best songs as the night went down.
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Gerry emotional moment during a concert performance
The Glasgow artist has an emotional moment recalling during the concert, talking about a prior experience when he was rejected from a production due to his Scottish accent. This is in direct contrast to the excited welcome he was beginning to receive now and gave a teary eyed description of this. The concert roared all through out the night and the past sad events of before were drown out by the evening’s joy.
Gerry Cinnamon was dressed in his trademark skip hat and white shirt as he grinned at the masses who jumped on shoulders to view his thrilling performance. Fans loved songs like “Belter” and “Lullaby” on one of the warmer days of the season. Before the concert started, some flares were reported to have gone of inside the location, a big surprise to both Gerry and the audience. Nonetheless, the concert carried out as was planned. The night’s event was a bit of a shock, with some concert goers wondering about the smuggling but it was a minor occurrence, with the night’s festivities soaring on in-spite of the unexpected occurence.
TRNSMT Festival craziness and joy
On the opening day of TRNSMT on Friday, eight persons were detained for minor public order violations. Police Scotland announced that 34 more persons had been submitted to the financial services authority for suspected drug offenses. It is believed that the bulk of those detained were apprehended while attempting to join the Glasgow Festival.
The Sun Glasgow Superintendent David Pettigrew stated that the regulations on drugs and other unlawful items were well known, and that smugglers had to not take surprise to their goods being detained and they possibly being taken into custody with that present hand knowledge already in mind.
The event was a rocking success, as most of the event’s organizers agreed on. The crisp sunny weather was no deterrent to rabid fans and even when the temperature reached sweltering heights, the festivities and enjoyment continued on. The event is Scotland’s biggest music festival, and it earned its place with all the excitement and big name sign ins that were had. Gerry was accompanied by other industry great names like The Lafontaines.
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Crowd enthusiasm during hot weather
As the temperature climbed during the day, revelers cooked yet remained enthusiastic as they were all throughout the concert. Cinnamon supporters yelled, “Here we, here we, here we f***in go,” when he played his signature hit, “Belter,” near the end of his set. The song is one his most well received songs and the crowd let him now that with their chanting and excitement. Concert goers, including children as young as five years old, wore t-shirts with the word ‘Belter’ written on the back to demonstrate their admiration for the Scottish sensation and his tremendous music movement.
