David and Victoria Beckham were present to support their son, Cruz, as he made his debut at the Reading Festival with his band, The Breakers, on Saturday.
The youngest of the Beckham children, who is 21, recently completed a UK tour and performed at Lollapalooza festival. His band also released their EP, "Wear & Tear."
The Beckhams reportedly returned from the Amalfi Coast, where they had been on their yacht, to attend the festival and watch Cruz perform on The Canopy stage.
David Beckham, 51, was seen watching intently from the side of the stage, while Victoria Beckham also observed the performance. A concertgoer told The Daily Mail that the couple were "all there listening and supporting Cruz and Victoria has been embracing David affectionately while watching."
Cruz's siblings, Romeo and Harper, along with his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, were also in attendance, watching from backstage and showing their support.
Apostel shared a photo on her Instagram Story wearing a T-shirt that read, "Cruz Beckham sang to me."
Cruz's performance at Reading Festival places him among other musicians with notable parents. Liam Gallagher's son Gene performed with his band Villanelle the previous day, and Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's son Moses played with his band People I've Met on Friday. Dave Grohl's daughter Violet was also scheduled to perform on Sunday.
Prior to his set, Cruz shared a selfie on his Instagram Story, expressing his anticipation for the performance. Following the Reading Festival, Cruz and The Breakers are scheduled to play in Leeds.
The band's EP, "Wear & Tear," features tracks such as "Better Times," "WANNABE," "Seeing Red," "Loneliest Boy," and the title track. Cruz has described the EP as capturing "a life lived," encompassing both positive and negative experiences and the lessons learned from them.
Cruz and his band previously embarked on their debut headline tour, "The For Your Love Tour," in early 2026, which included sold-out shows across the UK and Europe, followed by a North American leg.
Last year, Cruz performed for his family and friends for the first time, an event his parents described as bringing them to "tears of joy."