Ed Sheeran ditches his iPad after revealing he hasn't owned a mobile phone for 10 years as he shares pictures from history-making Bhutan concerts

Ed Sheeran ditches his iPad after revealing he hasn't owned a mobile phone for 10 years as he shares pictures from history-making Bhutan concerts
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Ed Sheeran ditches his iPad after revealing he hasn't owned a mobile phone for 10 years as he shares pictures from history-making Bhutan concerts
Published: Jan, 29 2025 17:33

Ed Sheeran continued to ditch his modern technology during a history-making tour of Bhutan, claiming he had thrown away his iPad in an Instagram post on Wednesday. The English hitmaker, 33, became the first international artist to perform in the South Asian country last Friday as he wowed fans on stage in Thimphu.

 [Uploading some snaps from the series of concerts, the Perfect singer revealed he had reverted back to an old-school handheld camera]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Uploading some snaps from the series of concerts, the Perfect singer revealed he had reverted back to an old-school handheld camera]

Uploading some snaps from the series of concerts, the Perfect singer revealed he had reverted back to an old-school handheld camera and he looked like he was loving every minute of his tech detox. He added the caption: 'Got rid of my iPad and now I just walk around with a camera like it's 1997. Here's a dump of Bhutan trip.

 [The English hitmaker, 33, became the first international artist to perform in the South Asian country last Friday as he wowed fans on stage in Thimphu]
Image Credit: Mail Online [The English hitmaker, 33, became the first international artist to perform in the South Asian country last Friday as he wowed fans on stage in Thimphu]

'Lots more camera guy dumps to come I promise.'. One video in the post showed Ed, who claimed to have given up his mobile phone in 2015, whipping out his black camera and taking a selfie in front of thousands of adoring fans. Ed Sheeran ditched more modern technology during a history-making tour of Bhutan, claiming he had thrown away his iPad in an Instagram post on Wednesday.

 [A later selfie, presumably taken on his camera, was taken at a sharp angle showing Ed's face from a much lower height as he huddled beneath a heat lamp]
Image Credit: Mail Online [A later selfie, presumably taken on his camera, was taken at a sharp angle showing Ed's face from a much lower height as he huddled beneath a heat lamp]

Uploading some snaps from the series of concerts, the Perfect singer revealed he had reverted back to an old-school handheld camera. The English hitmaker, 33, became the first international artist to perform in the South Asian country last Friday as he wowed fans on stage in Thimphu.

 [Another video showed a behind-the-scenes insight into what the Changlimithang Stadium looked like in the run-up to one of his performances]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Another video showed a behind-the-scenes insight into what the Changlimithang Stadium looked like in the run-up to one of his performances]

The next snap displayed the end product of the old-fashioned technique, revealing the musician's beaming face as his supporters in Bhutan cheered him on. Trying out another method, one picture saw Ed pose for a mirror selfie with a friend during his tour of the country.

 [Last week Ed praised the 'incredible' fans who showed up to the unique concert in Bhutan]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Last week Ed praised the 'incredible' fans who showed up to the unique concert in Bhutan]

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