Pop singer Natasha Bedingfield asked fans to sing a Lewis Capaldi song with her – to share on TikTok.
Bedingfield, 42, also dedicated a song to her older brother Daniel Bedingfield, who rose to fame in 2001 – three years before her.
Dressed in a white suit, with her blonde hair cropped in a bob, Bedingfield got fans dancing as she performed her major hits Single and UK number one hit, These Words, both from 2004.
![The Unwritten singer performed covers of songs from Lewis Capaldi, Coldplay and Prince as well as her own hit back catalogue](https://www.irishnews.com/resizer/v2/THCIHBXVVFLTBOENJBAVKLRGAA.jpg?auth=15ef11869689e4311be23891cba9b9d3f686e7ea4cff6b7544a243a997b0d0b3&width=800&height=1028)
She also performed covers including Coldplay’s The Scientist and Prince’s Purple Rain during a set at Trnsmt on Glasgow Green.
Before she sang Roller Skate, she dedicated it to her brother, Daniel, and said: “He’s always been better at rollerskating than me.”
Bedingfield told the crowd: “I opened for Lewis Capaldi at the O2 about two years ago, maybe we could sing a bit of his song and he can write a song for me.”
She held up her phone to record the crowd as she sang Lewis Capaldi’s song Someone You Loved, and they joined in.
![Crowds at the Trnsmt Festival at Glasgow Green in Glasgow](https://www.irishnews.com/resizer/v2/PCY336R6GNNY3AQC7XOBZRRB64.jpg?auth=217eaa7781daeaba72e8d61a709b9e138e186d93d4bcb0097f1ff5c4a1d9c822&width=800&height=562)
Bedingfield closed the set with her song Unwritten, from her 2004 album of the same name.
She said: “Thank you for doing that for me, it’s all about you.”
During her set, a man wearing an England football shirt was accosted by a group who complimented him on it and said “Come on England”.
A group of young female fans had “Belter” stencilled on their arms as a temporary tattoo – in a nod to headliner Gerry Cinnamon, who shot to fame with his hit She’s a Belter.
![Natasha Bedingfield pictured performing at Global Angel Awards at the Park Plaza Hotel in London – she performed at this year’s Trnsmt](https://www.irishnews.com/resizer/v2/4VJ36UBMBBMNTPEVZ6S6TD37AM.jpg?auth=be6e12ca332ca56026b11ada758b87d5ee590fefc14129c0ff7203203aabfa7c&width=800&height=541)
Outside the festival, traders sold bucket hats with the word “Belter” as well as others reading “Tory scum”.
An older male fan walking through the park wore a full kilt and traditional socks – along with a bucket hat adorned with acid house smiley faces.
Rick Astley and Gerry Cinnamon will perform at the headline slots on Saturday.