Vanessa Bling’s ‘fiery’ performance leaves fans in tears

'Dropping no catch' and leaving every venue sold out, dancehall stalwart Vanessa Bling had supporters latching on to her every word during her Europe shows, which culminated with a "blazing hot" performance at the Wireless Festival in the United Kingdom (UK) last Friday.

The singer said though many of her fans were left emotional from seeing her, she remains humble and appreciative of her God-given talent and the genuine love from her supporters.

"The experience [was] amazing; I wake up each day and thank God for this voice he blessed me with," Vanessa Bling told THE STAR. The singer, who was beautifully attired in dazzling black and gold attire with matching black boots, dropped gems on stage from her musical catalogue such as One Man, Everything Fi Hold Him and Future Guaranteed. As she emerged from the stage and went to the front of the packed crowd, her supporters screamed as they drew closer with phones in hand, just to get the perfect shot.

Wireless Festival is one of the UK's largest festivals, and was held over the weekend at Finsbury Park. It also featured performances from other dancehall acts such as Valiant, Skillibeng and Byron Messia; along with international stars including Nicki Minaj, Fridayy, 21 Savage and Gunna. Vanessa Bling also visited Gothenburg in Sweden which she said was another "electrifying [and] sold out" show which left fans begging for more.

In a video that the singer shared with THE STAR, a passionate fan was seen fumbling to find words while in tears after hugging the Soul Tied artiste.

"She said it was her dream to meet me and was overwhelmed with emotions; it means the world to me to know that somewhere out there, persons look up to us as artistes," Vanessa said about the emotional encounter.

As she continues to soar musically, this artiste journeys to Israel this weekend for performances, as her heart is set on bringing a sense of joy and relief to her fans in the Middle East, amid the ongoing tension. Though this will not be the artiste's first time performing in Israel, she said this time is somewhat worrying.

"I'm a little bit nervous this time around because of the ongoing war, however my inbox is full of my fans asking to please come because of the comfort you bring to them," she said.

Despite the drama and 'tea spilling' happening in the dancehall space recently, the artiste said she will never be caught up in that fracas as she's too focused on expanding her international real estate business and perfecting her craft. She said that she is "putting the final pieces together" for her new album, while working on the music video for her latest single, High School Love featuring Dexta Daps.