Cruz Beckham performed at Leeds Festival on Sunday following a high-profile appearance at Reading Festival, marking the final major summer festival shows for his band.
The youngest son of David and Victoria Beckham sang and played guitar inside a packed tent, wearing denim jeans and a casual T-shirt as he entertained fans.
The performance capped off a busy weekend for the 21-year-old aspiring star, who has spent the year touring across the United Kingdom with his indie rock outfit, The Breakers.
Tribute to Girlfriend and Band Team
Following his two festival appearances, Cruz took to Instagram to reflect on what he described as the biggest shows of his career so far. In his post, he paid tribute to his girlfriend, 30-year-old Jackie Apostel, who also serves as his music manager.
Alongside photos from the weekend, including a snap showing him kissing Apostel, Cruz shared his gratitude for his team and supporters online.
He wrote: "I am so grateful for everyone around me, not only are they my best friends but they are family, this journey has been so incredible and i have learned so much because of these people."
Cruz highlighted key members of his inner circle, thanking content creator Harry for his contributions: "Harry man this tour really wouldn't be the same without you, from your humour to the incredible content you create."
He also expressed gratitude to Victoria's niece Libby Adams, who handles photography for the band, writing: "Lib not only are you literally family but you are so incredibly talented and we are so lucky to have you on this journey."
Cruz acknowledged team members Gabi and Caroline, writing: "Gabi this really wouldn't be happening without you, you are the reason it all looks so amazing, Caroline you are our core."
Addressing fellow musicians Dan, Telmo, and Dario, he added: "Dan Telmo and Dario, boys i love you i am so grateful to have you in my life, you have taught me so much already and it's only the beginning, not only are you incredible musicians but as people i look up to you all so much."
Sending a message to his fans, Cruz wrote: "To the fans and everyone who came to the gigs, i am forever grateful for every single one of you, you are the reason this is happening. you are the reason i wake up in the morning and look forward to hanging out with you and chatting i love you."
Concluding his post with a special message for Apostel, Cruz wrote: "Last but definitely not least Jackie, you honestly have no idea how lucky we are to have you, not only do you take care of me but this whole operation, from creative to strategy to mgmt. We are a team and would not be doing this without you. i really love you so much." Apostel replied directly under the post: "I love you."
Family Support at Reading Festival Debut
On Saturday, Cruz made his debut appearance at Reading Festival, taking to The Canopy stage for a scheduled 3:00 pm performance. Prior to his set, he shared a close-up selfie on his Instagram Story with the caption: "Reading, I cannot wait."
His parents, former England footballer David Beckham, 51, and Spice Girls singer turned fashion designer Victoria Beckham, 52, flew back from the Amalfi Coast in Italy to attend the gig. The couple had been spending the summer touring Europe aboard their luxury 16 million pound yacht.
Despite torrential rain at the festival grounds, David and Victoria watched their son from the side of the stage, with Victoria wearing sunglasses during the set.
They were joined backstage by Cruz's brother Romeo, sister Harper, and Apostel. Earlier on Saturday, Apostel posted an Instagram Story photo wearing a bright yellow T-shirt that read: "Cruz Beckham sang to me."
A spectator at Reading spoke about the family presence at the venue. A concertgoer told the Daily Mail: "They are all there listening and supporting Cruz and Victoria has been embracing David affectionately while watching."
EP Release and Headline Tour
The festival appearances coincided with the official release of the new Wear & Tear EP by Cruz and The Breakers. The five-track project includes the songs Better Times, WANNABE, Seeing Red, Loneliest Boy, and Wear & Tear.
Cruz explained that the EP captures "a life lived" and reflects the highs, lows, and learning curves of personal experience. He expressed hope that the songs convey shared human emotions regardless of individual background.
Speaking about the themes of the record, Cruz said: "We've been high, and low, in love and in pain, jealous, upset - we've lived and learned. We've all got our wear and tear."
The festival slots follow a busy live schedule for the band. In early 2026, Cruz and The Breakers launched their debut headline tour, titled The For Your Love Tour, performing sold-out concerts across the UK and Europe before embarking on a summer leg in North America.
Celebrity Lineup and Festival Performers
Cruz joined a prominent group of celebrity offspring performing across the festival sites over the weekend. On Friday, Gene Gallagher, the 25-year-old youngest son of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, performed with his band Villanelle.
Moses Martin, son of actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, also performed on Friday with his group People I've Met.
On Sunday, Violet Grohl, 20, the eldest daughter of Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, took to the stage at Reading.
The weekend lineup featured several other major musical acts. Pop singer Jade Thirlwall performed at Leeds Festival on Sunday, alongside singer-songwriter Maisie Peters.
Meanwhile, singer Lola Young performed a set at Reading Festival on Sunday.
Singer RAYE also delivered a performance at Leeds, wearing a figure-hugging plunging red dress as she entertained festival crowds with an energetic stage display.
