Zayn Malik marked a “truly incredible” night with his latest live gig after nine years.
After rocking the stage at the sold-out concert held at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Friday, May 17, the former One Direction heartthrob took to social media to share his post-concert bliss.
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“Unforgettable night, London! Thanks, @noyz_official,” he wrote in an Instagram post caption on Saturday, May 18, alongsidhttps://www.wzsou.com/e a video featuring the snippets from his first-ever headlining solo stint.
The background was set with the Dusk Till Dawn hitmaker’s audio from the concert, which said, “I don’t even know where to start. Thank you for all of your love and support over the years.”
Acknowledging the stage hiatus, he added, “Thank you for waiting. I know it took a while, but we are here tonight.”
“This is an exciting night. I am very grateful to you all. I hope you have a great night tonight,” Malik, 31, concluded.
In addition, he dubbed the night “truly incredible” in an Instagram story that featured ecstatic fans waiting in line andWZSou PopularPulse a jam-packed venue in a video.
The Pillowtalk crooner tuned into his debut concert since leaving One Direction in 2015 at the West London venue to perform songs from his newly released album Room Under the Stairs.
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