James Arthur reveals which celebrity he’s been mistaken for

‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ singer James Arthur joined us backstage at Key 103 Live in partnership with Stagecoach Bus for some gossip before he closed the amazing show at the Manchester Arena.

Speaking to Darryl Morris, the former X Factor winner revealed he’s been mistaken for Ariana Grande’s rapper boyfriend Mac Miller before!

James added it was when he was out in America, but he did admit he will ‘take it’ as it could have been a lot worse!

Can you see the similarities? 🙈

Ahead of his performance at Key 103 Live, James also revealed which TV show he last binged watched… and we LOVE his answer!

The 29-year-old revealed he recently watched the full series of Doctor Foster (who didn’t) and added he’s now onto the second series of Netflix original show Stranger Things after watching the first series at the start of 2017.

Watch the interview below:

James kicks off his first ever arena tour next week (Thursday 16 November) so we couldn’t let him leave without quizzing him about the hugely anticipated shows.

Speaking to Darryl, James revealed he’s “excited” about the tour as it will be the first he has done in arenas since The X Factor tour back in 2013.

The ‘Sun Comes Up’ singer also admitted performing live is his favourite part about being a musician.

You can see James on his ‘Back From the Edge’ tour at the following dates:

NOVEMBER:

Leeds First Direct Arena – Thu 16th

Liverpool Echo Arena – Fri 17th

Newcastle Metro Radio Arena – Sat 18th

Belfast SSE Arena – Mon 20th

Cardiff Motorpoint Arena – Thu 23rd

London SSE Wembley Arena – Fri 24th

Birmingham Genting Arena – Sat 25t

Although most tickets have sold out, you can still buy limited tickets at Aloud.com.

James closed the show with his incredible vocals at Key 103 Live last night (Thursday 10th November), check out all of the photos from the night in our gallery below:

See all of the action from Key 103 Live in partnership with Stagecoach Bus right here.

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