The Wanted's Tom Parker too weak to sing in heartbreaking footage of final performance two weeks ago
manchestereveningnews.co.ukHeartbreaking footage has been released of Tom Parker's final ever performance with The Wanted. The singer, who tragically passed away aged 33 on March 30, joined his bandmates on stage in Liverpool on March 17 for what was unbeknownst to be the last time before his devastating death.
Despite battling a brain tumour, Tom delighted The Wanted fans by appearing alongside the band in Liverpool two weeks ago during their Greatest Hits tour, where the band reunited after a seven year touring hiatus.
During the group's performance of hit songs Glad You Came and Gold Forever at the M&S Bank Arena, Tom sat on a throne on a raised platform.
As his illness meant he was too weak to sing to the audience, his bandmates rallied around him with Siva Kaneswaran, 33, picking up his vocals while Nathan Sykes, 28, never left his side and filmed what would be their last moment together on stage. READ MORE: ‘Our hearts are broken’: Tom Parker’s wife pays tribute to ‘centre of our world’ after singer, 33, dies Determined to join the boys for their Most Wanted: The Greatest Hits tour, a frail Tom could be seen mouthing to some of the words of Gold Forever and looked emotional as he pointed his microphone to the audience who sung the lyrics back to him, as can be seen in footage from The Mirror.
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