With the impending Ed Sheeran hiatus, "Sheerios" are looking for any projects he may be a part of to keep up with the ginger-haired singer-songwriter. In a recently-revealed exclusive clip from his highly anticipated concert film, Jumpers For Goalposts, the 2015 MTV EMA co-host is shown preparing for his London gig while those close to Sheeran discuss his personal qualities and transition into a full-fledged artist.
The concert film will give fans ultimate access to Sheeran's X tour, focusing closely on his three-night stint at London's Wembley Stadium, MTV News notes. "He's not changed since the day I first met him. He's still the same lad," manager Stuart Camp revealed. "He cares about music, he cares about his family, he cares about his fans. He's so driven - he knows exactly what he wants to do."
The film is due out for a limited theater run the weekend of Oct. 23.
In other Sheeran news, the "Photograph" singer has notched the very first song on Spotify to garner 500 million streams with his smash hit, "Thinking Out Loud," as Billboard reports. Revealing his plans to take a break from the music industry to disconnect and give back to charity, it seems the singer has been dabbling in other areas as well. He recently took over television screens across the world when he debuted on Kurt Sutter's The Bastard Executioner as a cold, medieval knight.
Sheeran also launched his very own record label, Gingerbread Man Records, on which he signed his first artist, Jamie Lawson. "I'm extremely excited to be starting-up my own label," Sheeran said in a press release according to The Mirror. "It's something I've been planning for some time. I've always loved endorsing acts from the very beginning and I get to work with artists I truly believe in."
