Ed Sheeran’s Impromptu Street Performance in India Interrupted by Unimpressed Cop

In this instance, Indian authorities abruptly ended an unscheduled street concert by Ed Sheeran.

In Bengaluru, the police officer didn’t identify the 33-year-old celebrity while he was performing, so he cut off his microphone instead.

Ed was mid flow singing his huge hit when the officer walked over looking unimpressed.

A spectator seemed to attempt to clarify to him that it was indeed Edward, yet he persisted regardless, detaching the microphone plug from beneath Edward’s feet.

Prior to Ed being spotted addressing the crowd on Church Street, he said, ‘Initially, we intended to perform multiple songs, but regulations permit us to play just one. So, here’s hoping this single song satisfies you.’

In his Story post on Sunday, Ed clarified that we were authorized to perform music there, which is why we chose that specific location intentionally, not because we happened to show up spontaneously.

‘All good though, see ya at the concert tonight.’ 

Currently, Ed is performing in Bengaluru for a planned show, but a surprise for his fans was the impromptu street performance he gave as well.

As a die-hard fan, I couldn’t help but feel electrified by the temporary invasion of Church Street – it was the singer’s mesmerizing presence that had the city’s music enthusiasts buzzing with anticipation!

As part of his tour across India Ed will also perform in Pune, Shillong, and Delhi in February.

Following my commitment to immersion, I’ve chosen to part ways with contemporary tech during my groundbreaking journey through Bhutan. Yesterday, I shared this decision on Instagram by bidding farewell to my iPad.

Last Friday, the first foreign musician to do so enchanted audiences in Thimphu, South Asia’s South Asian nation, with his captivating performance. The English chart-topper was the one responsible for this magical experience.

At the music concerts, The Perfect Singer shared some photos taken with a vintage handheld camera, suggesting he’s enjoying his digital break as he seems thoroughly captivated by each moment.

He wrote the “I sold my iPad and now I only carry a camera, reminiscent of 1997. Here is a collection of pictures from my journey to Bhutan.

‘Lots more camera guy dumps to come I promise.’ 

One video within the post featured Ed, a man who asserted he relinquished his cellphone in 2015, pulling out a sleek black camera to snap a selfie amidst a sea of enthusiastic spectators.

In the following image, you can see the result achieved through an antiquated method, showing the joyful expression of the musician while fans in Bhutan enthusiastically applauded him.

In an attempt to switch things up, a mirror selfie was taken by Ed, capturing him along with a companion while they toured the nation together.

In a complete black outfit, the performer from the band “Bad Habits” wore a waterproof jacket over black combat trousers.

Another video provided a sneak peek into the preparations at Changlimithang Stadium before one of his shows, while a single picture showcased a crackling campfire.

In a different perspective, likely captured using his own camera, there was a selfie taken at an angle, showing Ed’s face from below, hiding under a heat lamp.

Previously, the successful musician shared why he chose to part ways with his phone about a decade back. He stated that he felt he was losing meaningful face-to-face interactions, so he decided to get rid of his phone and switched to an iPad instead. All his communications were moved to email, which he checks and replies to only once a week.

Last week he praised the ‘incredible’ fans who showed up to the unique concert in Bhutan.

He shared on Instagram: “I was privileged to become the very first international artist to perform in Bhutan last night. What an amazing concert it was! Such a captivating nation and filled with lovely individuals. What a stunning location!

‘Lemme know if i can move there, please and thank you. 

Besides expressing my gratitude, I’d like to extend my heartfelt thanks for the warm welcome extended to me and my team during our tour. A big thank you goes out to each of the volunteers who played a crucial role in making this memorable event happen. I truly hope we will have another opportunity to cross paths again soon!

The singer had been welcomed to the country by King Jigme Khesar and Queen Jetsun Pema.

He mentioned: “Yesterday, I dined with the king and queen, and they expressed a desire for visitors who wish to embrace and appreciate the country, as well as comprehend its core values.

Oh my goodness, I am absolutely thrilled beyond words! To be selected for this opportunity is truly an honor that I hold close to my heart. I simply can’t contain my excitement as I eagerly anticipate the chance to participate – it’s practically my dream come true! This feels like the perfect alignment of passions and interests, making it my absolute sweet spot.

Last year, Ed was named the most played artist in the United Kingdom for the seventh year. 

Since his debut album in 2011, he’s managed to sell over 150 million records worldwide, establishing himself as a global music sensation.

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2025-02-09 19:50

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