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Incredible moment 70s band interrupts hit song to propose to fan on stage in Edinburgh

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Incredible moment 70s band interrupts hit song to propose to fan on stage in Edinburgh

A smitten Scotsman took it one step further and proposed on stage at a music legend’s concert.

The loving couple enjoyed the 70s icons’ Madness show in Edinburgh Castle last night.

The couple were at the Madness show at Edinburgh CastleCredit: Scottish Sun
The iconic band performed their 1981 hit It Must Be LoveCredit: Scottish Sun
Legends Baggy Trousers performed at Edinburgh Castle last nightCredit: Getty
Fans were left in awe as they sang along to their iconic songsCredit: Getty
Suggs of Madness stopped the music while the proposal was happeningCredit: Getty

But the groom-to-be had come up with a plan to show how madly in love he was.

The legendary Ska band began playing their 1981 hit, It Must Be Love.

Lead singer Suggs sang the song as the word love appeared on the screen behind the band.

Love hearts then began to float across the screen, Suggs stopped singing and began to slowly clap.

The singer gathered the rest of the band and the crowd joined in.

A photo of a couple slowly appeared on the giant screen.

One fan, John, had planned the marriage proposal to his partner Heather.

A message then slowly appeared behind the band.

It said: “Heather,

“You are my world.

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“Do you want to marry me?

With much love, John XX.”

The assembled crowd broke out into a great commotion cheer up when the most important question appeared on the screen.

Right on cue, Madness came back to sing and sang the chorus.

A summer of musical offerings for Scottish fans

John and Heather weren’t the only ones to receive a musical proposal.

Several Swifties took the opportunity to create a special memory by proposing at one of Taylor Swift’s shows in Edinburgh.

The star performed a record-breaking three-show run at Murrayfield stadium.

It has become a popular trend among fans of the icon burst the question during his song Love Story – which tells the story of a troubled romance that ultimately ends with a marriage proposal.

We are in the WINE cloud

EXCLUSIVE BY JORDAN TENNANT

A BUCKFAST-crazed couple were high on cloudy wine – after getting engaged – outside the abbey where the drink is produced.

Holly Broadbent, 26, got down on one knee at the monastery, near Devon, and presented fiancé Ash Moon, 41, with a personalised bottle of her favourite grape drink.

She said: “Ash introduced me to Buckfast when we first started dating.

“At first I wasn’t very interested, but now it’s the best thing in the world.

“We love sharing this together, Ash has loved this for years.

“I knew how much he would love it if I proposed at Buckfast Abbey.”

The eccentric couple met at a festival just before the country’s Covid lockdown and have been inseparable ever since.

And shortly after meeting, trance and techno DJ Ash moved from Blackburn to Wrexham, Wales, to be with Holly.

Holly revealed that she had been planning the proposal for months and knew this was the only way to pull it off.
She said: “If Ash could choose any drink he would choose Buckfast.

“I had been planning the trip for a few months and knew I wanted to propose at Buckfast Abbey.

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There were SIX couples who left the Scottish shows engaged after choosing that moment to pop the question.

A loved-up couple were spotted by the superstar while she was on stage.

Read more in the Scottish Sun

The band Madness is currently on tour around the world UKbringing their iconic songs to fans across the country.

They are set to take to the stage at Lytham Festival in Lancashire TONIGHT before heading to Scarborough next week.

A special message appeared on the screen next to a photo of John and HeatherCredit: Scottish Sun
The band started singing again after the proposalCredit: Scottish Sun

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