Isaac Slade opens for Ed Sheeran at Atlanta concert
The former Fray singer opened for Ed Sheeran in Atlanta after a change to the tour’s supporting line-up.
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Isaac Slade, the former frontman of The Fray, played a short opening set at Ed Sheeran’s concert in Atlanta on Saturday. He performed the band’s songs “How to Save a Life” and “Over My Head (Cable Car)”. [1]
The appearance followed a change to Sheeran’s supporting line-up. Nieuws.nl reported that the previous opening performers, including Sheeran’s backing band, withdrew last month after the tour organiser dropped Macklemore over pro-Palestinian remarks at a show. Sheeran apologised at his previous concert, in Philadelphia. [1]
Slade also spoke about Gaza during the Atlanta show. He said what was happening there was wrong and called for people willing to take a middle position, Nieuws.nl reported, citing American media. [1]
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