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| PICTURE: Instagram/@natashabedingfield
Singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield shared a video of her performance at All Together Now over the weekend to her TikTok account.
@natashabedingfield ireland you were beyond any dream. Imagine if Sydney sweeney and Glen Powell had shown up on stage! Love you @AllTogethernow ♬ original sound - Natasha Bedingfield
Bedingfield preformed at the music festival in the Curraghmore Estate in Co Waterford on the August bank holiday weekend.
Sharing a video of the crowd she said: "Ireland you were beyond any dream. Imagine if Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell had shown up on stage! Love you."
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Bedingfield's song Unwritten, which was released in 2004 was used in the 2024 romantic comedy Anyone But You.
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