Ed Sheeran is officially taking requests, and fans couldn’t be more excited. The global superstar recently announced that he’s opening the floor to song suggestions, surprise set ideas, and even deep-cut throwbacks as part of his upcoming performances. Known for his loop pedal mastery and intimate crowd interactions, Sheeran has always had a close connection with his audience—but this move takes it to another level.
Whether it’s a forgotten track from his “+” era, a heartfelt ballad from “÷,” or a collaboration hit fans rarely hear live, he’s encouraging listeners to share what they want to experience in concert. Social media has already exploded with wish lists, ranging from acoustic versions of chart-toppers to unreleased demos and spontaneous mashups.
This request-driven approach reflects Sheeran’s confidence as a live performer. With just a guitar and a loop station, he can build songs layer by layer in real time, making it easier to adapt his setlist on the spot. It also signals a more personal, fan-first era—one where concerts feel less scripted and more like shared moments.
For longtime supporters and new listeners alike, the chance to shape the soundtrack of a live show makes this an exciting new chapter.
