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On Saturday, the previous One Course member opened his Stairway to the Sky Tour on the O2 Academy in Leeds, England.
He carried out a number of songs from all through his profession, together with “Pillowtalk” and newer songs from his newest album, Room Below the Stairs.
To shut the night, he carried out “Stardust” as an emotional tribute to Liam, who tragically handed away in October.
The phrases “Love you bro” had been projected onto a blue-lit stage with a coronary heart emoji, Liam’s identify, and the dates of his start and loss of life.
In response to Zayn’s tribute, many followers expressed their assist. One fan wrote, “that is such a bittersweet sight, i guess liam would’ve appreciated it.”
One other fan wrote, “What a fantastic First present and Zayn was wonderful and his vocals omg however then depart this tribute simply make me cry throughout my prayer are with Zayn tonight as he tour too.”
“Liam was watching you from up there, the entire time. He was so pleased with you, Zayn and he beloved you so a lot,” one other fan wrote on X.
The opening evening for Zayn’s tour comes just a few days after Liam’s personal funeral service held at St. Mary’s Church in Amersham, Buckinghamshire.
The opposite former One Course members, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, and Harry Kinds had been additionally in attendance.
Cheryl Tweedy, who shares a son with Liam, was additionally in attendance. Simon Cowell, credited with being the driving power behind One Course’s formation, and the previous host of The Late Late Present, James Corden, had been additionally in attendance.
The Stairway To The Sky Tour will proceed with a pair extra dates within the UK earlier than concluding within the US cities: Washington DC, New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and San Francisco.
Let’s replenish the feedback with tributes and recollections for Liam. Do you have got a favourite second, interview, or track from Liam and the fellows of One Course?
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