During his set at iTunes Festival, the rapper/singer is joined onstage by his N.E.R.D bandmate Haley who later hints that a new N.E.R.D project will be coming.
- Sep 12, 2014
AceShowbiz - Pharrell Williams headlined the tenth night of iTunes Festival in London on Wednesday night, September 10. During his set, he excited the concertgoers at Roundhouse venue in Camden when he brought out his N.E.R.D bandmate Shay Haley onstage to perform some of the group's hits.
After performing his own songs as well as some covers, Pharrell told audience, "We're taking it back to the beginning. But I can't do this by myself." Haley then came out and joined the "Happy" hitmaker for the live renditions of classics like "Rockstar", "Lapdance" and "She Wants to Move".
That's not all. After the joint performance, Haley reportedly said that a new N.E.R.D project would come in the near future. "It feels good to be back in London. When we released our first album back in 2001 and first crossed the Atlantic, this was the first place to embrace us. You're gonna like this s**t we're gonna release," he told the crowd, as quoted by NME.
"There will always be an N.E.R.D ... I'm happy to be a nerd; the bullies lost, the nerds win," Pharrell added.
In other Pharrell-related news, Skateboard P's Oscar-nominated single "Happy" has been named the most downloaded track ever in the U.K. Since being released in June last year, the song has sold 1.62 million times in the country.
"I would just like to say thank you, first and foremost, to the people, because the charts are determined by them. I have a lot to be thankful for because they've chosen these things and it's resulted in 'Happy' being what it's become," the star has responded to his new achievement.
