Cruz Beckham announces North American tour with his band The Breakers after successful UK shows

Cruz Beckham announced that he will be going on a North American tour with his band The Breakers.

The 21-year-old singer is touring the UK ahead of the release of her debut album and lit up The Courtyard Theater in Hoxton on Thursday and Friday evenings.

Immediately following his latest concert tour, Cruz announced on Instagram that he and his band would be heading to the US and Canada soon.

In a video he said: ‘Hello Breakers friends. We are very happy and proud to announce the second leg of the For Your Love tour.

‘We are coming to America and Canada. We’re excited to see you there, get your tickets now.’

The tour will kick off with a concert in Washington, D.C., on July 28, followed by shows in Brooklyn, Toronto, Chicago, Minneapolis and Seattle.

He will also perform in Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles before returning to the UK for more gigs.

This comes after Cruz became emotional on stage Tuesday while performing his band’s new song, Loneliest Boy; This song turns out to be full of veiled references to the ongoing absence of his wayward brother, Brooklyn.

As brother Romeo and supportive parents David and Victoria Beckham watched from the audience, Cruz faltered over the song’s sad lyrics, prompting band member Dan Ewins to put a reassuring arm around his shoulders.

Emotions seemed to have reached their peak as the tearful singer wiped her eyes with the sleeve of her loose shirt while singing the chorus of the track, which includes impressive lyrics such as ‘Lonely boy, mother, don’t talk too much, it breaks her heart’.

Earlier this month, older brother Brooklyn dealt another blow to his distraught parents after he failed to mention Victoria on Mother’s Day, despite praising his mother-in-law on social media.

Family members watching from their seats in the small East London venue were visibly moved by the performance; Romeo wipes his tears as he looks at the stage.

One concertgoer said: Mirror: ‘At one point during the song, she appeared overcome with emotion as her bandmate put an arm around her shoulder and ruffled her hair affectionately.’

Fans are convinced that the song is about Brooklyn’s growing estrangement from his family.

The 21-year-old singer is touring the UK ahead of the release of her debut album and lit up The Courtyard Theater in Hoxton on Thursday evening.

Additional lyrics read: ‘It shows in the little things you don’t do, I guess in the end it’s you, yourself and you. Tell me, how do you live when you have no one to lose?

‘The loneliest child, bet it all on him, To find something bad in a good person, he always finds it, The loneliest child, I hope you’re listening, Don’t alienate all your friends while we try to show you love.’

Elsewhere the chorus says: ‘So tell me you’re scared and you need someone to hold you. Because you’re in the room, but is it really visible?

‘But why can’t they see you’re a million miles away? ‘They’ll never know when you look this close.’

In January, Brooklyn released an explosive six-page statement containing horrific allegations about his family, particularly the startling allegation that he had usurped Victoria’s first wedding dance with husband Nicola Peltz.

The cooking influencer shared a photo of herself with Claudia Heffner Peltz and her husband Nicola on Instagram with the caption: ‘Happy birthday to the best mother-in-law. ‘I love you so much and I hope you had the most amazing day.’

It seemed like a particularly calculated move for Claudia’s birthday to fall on March 12 (three days earlier).

An insider tells ET that Brooklyn wants to stop her parents’ attempts to contact her, including on social media, following their bitter argument.

Earlier this week, an emotional Cruz struggled to hold back tears as she sang a song thought to be about her brother Brooklyn’s estrangement from the family (pictured in 2023)

Victoria, David and their siblings Romeo and Cruz shared heartfelt posts honoring her 27th birthday, but they didn’t seem to go unappreciated.

A source told the publication: ‘Brooklyn and Nicola are left disheartened that they chose to make public Instagram posts for her birthday.

‘These are the kinds of public actions that Brooklyn is trying in vain to put an end to.

‘Last summer they published a legal letter to their parents requesting that all correspondence be through lawyers.’

Instead, Brooklyn spent the day with Nicola, who shared a video of her husband blowing out the candles on a box of donuts.

Pushing aside his family’s olive branch, the influencer only took to Instagram during the day to thank his wife for the gushing social media post.

After her parents tried to build bridges by sharing a series of birthday celebrations, she was given another opportunity to reconnect with her estranged family.

But he wasted no time in responding to Nicola, even though he didn’t accept their throwback throwback photos, birthday messages and repeated use of his affectionate nickname, Buster.

The latest reports suggest that Brooklyn is on good terms with his grandfather Ted and his wife Hilary, despite being estranged from his parents.

He appears to be in regular contact with them.