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Sam Fender and Lewis Capaldi were both spotted in Tesco Westport Friday evening to the amazement of many
Two internationally known singers were spotted in a Mayo supermarket Friday evening. Lewis Capaldi and Sam Fender were both pictured in Tesco Westport in recent days. Some shoppers were left in disbelief as the British duo stopped and posed for pictures with excited fans.
Sam Fender is due to headline this year's Electric Picnic festival next month while Capaldi is a popular singer who will be performing live in September in Dublin. Fender's song 'Seventeen Going Under' is well-known by many while Lewis Capaldi's biggest track is 'Someone You Loved'.
The two well known global superstars have a combined 40 million listeners on average a month according to the music service, Spotify. See below for pictures of both singers.
An excited member of staff at Tesco Westport pictured with Lewis Capaldi.
Westport native Ed Gannon pictured with Sam Fender.
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