Cruz Beckham took to the stage with his band, the Breakers, at the Lollapalooza Festival in Chicago on Sunday, marking their most significant performance to date. The performance coincided with his family's vacation in the South of France, a trip that also placed his older brother, Brooklyn, and his wife, Nicola Peltz, in the same general region.
For his festival appearance, Cruz sported a star-print headscarf, a denim jacket, jeans, a blue T-shirt, and chains. The frontman played guitar and performed the band's tracks, following a recent tour across the United Kingdom. The band also released a new single, "Seeing Red," and the EP "Wear & Tear" around the time of the festival.
Beckham has described "Seeing Red" as a comedic take on frustration, particularly in sports, and stated that the EP "Wear & Tear" represents life experiences. The music video for "Seeing Red" features the band playing football and appears to reference his father David Beckham's career, with scenes of players scuffling on the pitch.
Meanwhile, Cruz's parents, David and Victoria Beckham, along with his brother Romeo, were vacationing on their yacht in the South of France. They were seen on their vessel in St. Tropez. This marks a period of apparent distance from Brooklyn, who has reportedly severed ties with his parents and siblings.
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz were vacationing on the French Riviera, near Nice, on a yacht owned by Sir Elton John, who has been a long-time friend of the Beckham family. This arrangement placed Brooklyn and his parents within approximately 75 miles of each other along the coast. Brooklyn has reportedly skipped the family's annual yacht getaway in recent times.
Elton John and his husband David Furnish have been seen spending time with Brooklyn and Nicola on their yacht. The couple and the musician have been observed on multiple occasions, including a conversation at Elton John's Oscars viewing party earlier in the year. The Beckhams and Elton John have maintained a friendship for over 30 years, with David Beckham referring to the musician as "Uncle Elton."