The Ipswich show by Ed Sheeran ' might be the last pedal loop gig '
Using his final record-breaking tour show, Ed Sheeran hinted on a change of direction.
With four homecoming concerts in Ipswich, the singer-songwriter wrapped up the 260-gig Divide tour.
During performances, he is famous for using a loop pedal-enabling him to record his guitar for a backing track and play more guitar over it.
At the end of the night at Chantry Park, he told fans that "this could be the last pedal loop gig."
The world trip for two-and-a-half years has rewritten the record books for making money. It is the most attended and highest-grossing tour of all time, seen by 7.5 m people and raised more than £ 666 m in revenue.
With four homecoming concerts in Ipswich, the singer-songwriter wrapped up the 260-gig Divide tour.
During performances, he is famous for using a loop pedal-enabling him to record his guitar for a backing track and play more guitar over it.
At the end of the night at Chantry Park, he told fans that "this could be the last pedal loop gig."
The world trip for two-and-a-half years has rewritten the record books for making money. It is the most attended and highest-grossing tour of all time, seen by 7.5 m people and raised more than £ 666 m in revenue.
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