YES, THEY WERE IN NEW YORK, BUT TEA WAS SERVED

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YES, THEY WERE IN NEW YORK, BUT TEA WAS SERVED

5/26/22

Backstage at James Arthur’s sold-out New York’s Pier 17 show, Columbia and Legacy team members presented the artist and his band with a lovely plaque noting 2 billion Spotify streams of his hit “Say You Won’t Let Go.” Seen just before being informed that if James earns 10 such plaques, the 11th will be free are (l-r) Luke Higgins, Drew Campbell, Arthur, Daniel Bingham and Rick Ahir.