Liam Payne delivered an electrifying and nostalgic performance during his LP Show: Act 3 Halloween concert, surprising fans with a heartfelt rendition of “One Thing”, one of One Direction’s most beloved hits. The special event, filled with spooky vibes and dynamic performances, took place in front of a live audience and was also streamed for fans worldwide.

A Halloween Treat for Directioners

Payne, dressed in a sleek, dark ensemble that embraced the Halloween spirit, took the stage with charisma and confidence. While the concert included many of his solo hits, it was his surprise performance of “One Thing” that had fans buzzing. The classic song, originally released in 2012, catapulted Directioners back to the band’s early days, evoking memories of the group’s meteoric rise.

Before starting the song, Payne addressed the audience with a warm smile:
“This one’s for all of you who’ve been with me since the beginning. Let’s take it back to where it all started.”

Accompanied by a live band, Liam added a fresh twist to the track, infusing it with a more mature sound while still capturing its youthful energy. His vocal delivery was pitch-perfect, showcasing his growth as an artist while retaining the emotional connection that made the song a fan favorite.

The stripped-back arrangement allowed Payne’s voice to shine, offering a heartfelt and intimate rendition of the anthem. Fans couldn’t help but sing along, their voices echoing through the venue as they relived the magic of One Direction’s early days.

The Halloween-themed concert was a spectacle in itself, with atmospheric lighting, eerie decorations, and theatrical staging. Liam leaned into the theme, delivering hauntingly good performances of his solo tracks like “Midnight” and “Stack It Up”, alongside creative covers of classics fitting the spooky occasion.

But it was “One Thing” that stole the show, cementing its place as a highlight of the evening. Social media exploded with fan reactions, with many expressing their joy at hearing the iconic song live once again. One fan tweeted:
“Hearing Liam sing ‘One Thing’ live after all these years? I’m crying. The nostalgia is real.”