Craig David makes surprise appearance at Notting Hill Carnival and performs hit song
British singer Craig David thrilled fans on Sunday when he made a surprise appearance at a festival in London and performed a rendition of one of his biggest hits.
David, 43, stepped out at the famous Notting Hill Carnival, which celebrates Caribbean culture and music, right in the heart of the city.
The singer shared a video on Instagram of himself walking through the streets of Notting Hill and performing a rendition of his hit song, 7 Days.
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Craig David made a surprise appearance at Notting Hill Carnival on Sunday and performed 7 Days. Instagram / Craig David
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"When 7 Days meets Taxi Riddim 👀🎶😮💨 As soon as I heard that sound system my inner child took over & in that moment I knew exactly the assignment🔥🎤❤️," he captioned his post.
"Bruv I would have killed to be there to see something like this happen off the cuff," one follower wrote underneath his post.
"Pure joy!" Another added.
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Carnival celebrates Caribbean culture and music. Instagram / Craig David
Notting Hill Carnival runs from August 25-26 and local reports are saying one million revellers are expected to attend.
David released his hit single 7 Days in 2000, topping international charts.
He is also known for hits including Fill Me In and Walking Away.
"When 7 Days meets Taxi Riddim. As soon as I heard that sound system my inner child took over," he wrote. Instagram / Craig David
He recently announced he's set to tour the UK on his Commitment tour early next year.
"I'm so excited to announce my 'Commitment Tour' is coming to the UK next year💫 I can't wait to see you all there, this one's going to be beyond a vibe," he wrote.
The tour kicks off in February and includes dates at London's 02, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham.
He recently reflected on his success over the years to 9honey Celebrity. Getty
He recently reflected on his success over the years to 9honey Celebrity and said about staying grounded: "I think the most important thing that I've learned over the years is to find balance."
"With the success that I've had, what comes with that is the privacy element is obviously a lot less. You have to recognise that's what comes with success and embrace it.
"I always make sure that I balance it. Otherwise, you can end up living a surreal life."
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