Dean Lewis brought all the emotion to a sold-out O2 Academy Glasgow on Valentine’s Day. From the moment the show started, the energy in the room was special. Sofia Camara opened the night, and her vocals completely took me by surprise. I was already familiar with her music, but she sounded even better live.

Dean had the entire crowd in their feelings, but it never felt heavy. It was just a room full of people connecting over his music. He is not just a great vocalist but a true performer who knows how to hold a crowd. One of the best moments was when he stepped off the stage and into the audience, making the night feel even more intimate. The fans organised a project with signs for him, and you could tell he was genuinely moved.There was a real connection between him and the audience, making the whole night feel personal rather than just another stop on tour.

Dean’s setlist was a perfect mix of heartbreaking songs but also uplifting ones and it kept the crowd engaged from start to finish. Standout songs like "Be Alright" and "How Do I Say Goodbye" had everyone in their feelings, while his viral songs like "Waves" hit the room with a lot of nostalgia.

Whether people came with someone or alone, no one felt alone. It was a beautiful show from start to finish, filled with love in every way.