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Zayn Malik transformed London’s Eventim Apollo into an intimate haven for his long-awaited Stairway to the Sky tour. Nearly a decade after leaving One Direction and battling stage fright, Malik’s sold-out show proved to be a triumphant return to live music and a testament to his own personal growth. Opening with My Woman, Malik captivated the audience with a stripped-back set that showcased his vocals. Malik’s gratitude to his fans for staying with him through his mental health struggles was clear as he addressed the crowd, saying, “thank you for supporting me for the past 14 years of my life… we are here because of you.”
A standout moment came during It’s You, performed under a spotlight that made the iconic venue feel close and intimate. The R&B singer also performed fan favourites like PILLOWTALK and Sweat which ended with Malik humorously saying, “I dunno about you, but I’m definitely sweating after that one.” While Malik was undeniably the star, his band and backing singers creating a vibrant dynamic that elevated tracks like ignorance ain’t bliss. His ability to blend introspective artistry with moments of lighthearted charm made the night unforgettable.
Malik closed the show on an emotional note with Stardust as a memorial displayed the words “Liam Payne 1993 – 2024: Love you bro” in tribute to his late former One Direction band mate. Malik’s return to a live stage was not just a celebration of his music, but also a personal victory, proving that his journey—both musical and personal—was worth the wait.
photography. Isné Bobo Nüyent
words. Zahid Mahmood
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Zayn Malik transformed London’s Eventim Apollo into an intimate haven for his long-awaited Stairway to the Sky tour. Nearly a decade after leaving One Direction and battling stage fright, Malik’s sold-out show proved to be a triumphant return to live music and a testament to his own personal growth. Opening with My Woman, Malik captivated the audience with a stripped-back set that showcased his vocals. Malik’s gratitude to his fans for staying with him through his mental health struggles was clear as he addressed the crowd, saying, “thank you for supporting me for the past 14 years of my life… we are here because of you.”
A standout moment came during It’s You, performed under a spotlight that made the iconic venue feel close and intimate. The R&B singer also performed fan favourites like PILLOWTALK and Sweat which ended with Malik humorously saying, “I dunno about you, but I’m definitely sweating after that one.” While Malik was undeniably the star, his band and backing singers creating a vibrant dynamic that elevated tracks like ignorance ain’t bliss. His ability to blend introspective artistry with moments of lighthearted charm made the night unforgettable.
Malik closed the show on an emotional note with Stardust as a memorial displayed the words “Liam Payne 1993 – 2024: Love you bro” in tribute to his late former One Direction band mate. Malik’s return to a live stage was not just a celebration of his music, but also a personal victory, proving that his journey—both musical and personal—was worth the wait.
photography. Isné Bobo Nüyent
words. Zahid Mahmood
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