August 13th 2023.
Sam Smith was overcome with emotion while on stage in Montreal on Saturday night. The 31-year-old non-binary singer burst into tears as they gazed in disbelief at the packed crowd of cheering and supportive fans. Sam shared a video of the moment on social media, explaining why the performance held so much sentimental value.
In the clip, Sam could be seen wiping away tears as they addressed the audience, exclaiming “Oh my god. I was trying so hard not to cry. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Wow, you guys sound and look incredible right now!”
Sam took to Instagram to explain that their fascination with the venue dated back to their early teenage years. They wrote: “When I was in my early teens, a dvd of Rihanna’s girl gone bad tour came out and the show was at the Bell Centre. I watched it religiously. I was totally obsessed. Deep down it was my life’s mission to get to that room and to sing on that stage. My first time doing a show on that stage was at 21 years old with the In the lonely hour tour and it was my favourite show of the entire tour. You’ve just done it again.”
Sam concluded their post with a heartfelt message to their fans, thanking them for their unwavering support. They wrote: “You made that confused 14 year old queer kid watching @badgalriri from a TV in a tiny village in England’s dreams come true last night. I love you irrevocably x.”
The star's fans rushed to the comments section to express their love and adoration for the singer. One fan wrote: “I had the best night of my life yesterday. Thank you Sam, we love you”. Another fan said: “I was there 10 yrs ago, I was there last night, I will be there next time. You are such an amazing singer/artist. You deserve all that love and affection.”
It's clear that Sam Smith is deeply moved by the love and support they continue to receive from their fans, and it's just as clear that their fans are just as devoted and loyal to them.
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