In 2015, she received the America Award from the ItalyUSA Foundation.
But the sports stadium’s outer oval flooded after the weather event last Friday, raising doubts about whether the shows will go ahead. From 2013 to 2015 she starred in the TV show Crossing Lines. Sheeran is set to play Auckland’s Eden Park on February 10 and 11. Tonight’s show in Wellington will see a record-breaking crowd of 48,000 pour into Sky Stadium - the biggest concert it has ever hosted. “Embrace your individuality - if there’s something weird and quirky about you, that’s actually something that’s good.”
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Seven-year-old Graeson Gouldsmith from Levin got the chance to ask Sheeran for some advice on how to become more like his favourite pop star - but Sheeran’s advice was simply “be yourself”. While The Hits hosts themselves didn’t make it to Wellington to speak to the pop star ahead of the show, one young Kiwi got the chance to ask his pop idol a question on their behalf.Įd Sheeran poses with young fan Graeson Gouldsmith. “But when I get wedding requests, it’s usually for some album tracks like Tenerife Sea or Kiss Me and stuff, that weren’t necessarily the big singles.” “So probably Perfect and Thinking Out Loud. Speaking to reporters from the stadium ahead of tonight’s show, he admitted, “I think if I was playing a wedding and I didn’t play Perfect, I think I might get laughed out of the venue.” In June 2021, the pop star put his hand up to play at former prime minister Jacinda Ardern’s wedding during a chat with The Hits hosts Jono and Ben, saying, “I would make myself available if I was free, to play her wedding.”Īnd he’s now revealed just what might be on the playlist if he were ever asked to play a wedding in Aotearoa. The 31-year-old artist is in Wellington to play the first of two arena shows at the capital’s Sky Stadium. Pop superstar Ed Sheeran has expressed his sympathy for Kiwis caught up in flood-related events - and has revealed what songs he would sing if he was ever asked to play at a wedding in Aotearoa.
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