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He had also opened a pub in London right before the pandemic and felt that it was a wrong decision.
The Covid-19 outbreak, according to singer James Blunt, was a blessing in disguise since it allowed him to take a sabbatical.
The musician was scheduled to go on tour but was unable to do so due to the epidemic, according to contactmusic.com. Read further to know more about this latest Hollywood news.
He said: “I was supposed to be on tour for a year and I was sent home. And, you know, for me that was probably a very good thing because I haven’t spent time at home with my family, ever.”
Blunt and his wife Sofia Wellesley have two sons.
He continued, "I’ve been promising that I would take a year off from music at some stage, but I was lying, probably. And so, this is very good – to spend time at home, do things that adults do and family people do. And so perhaps it has been a blessing in disguise for me.”
Meanwhile, he had opened a tavern in London just prior to the epidemic and regretted his decision.
“Well, I mean, I’m definitely in the wrong business. With the pandemic the music business completely closed down and all touring stopped. We were just a month into what was supposed to be a world tour and we were sent home, which was obviously devastating. I’m in the pub business too, I bought myself a pub, and obviously that closed down, so I really picked the wrong businesses,” said Blunt.
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