Cruz Beckham took fans on a guided tour of his day at Reading festival as his band The Breakers performed before he addressed the Canopy stage's 'family connections'14:32, 31 Aug 2026Updated 14:33, 31 Aug 2026Cruz Beckham took fans behind the scenes of his band The Breakers latest festival performance and shared some intimate footage of him being supported by his famous family.‌The youngest of the Beckham boys took to the stage at the Reading half of the weekend event with the proud parents David and Victoria and siblings Romeo and Harper watching on.‌Gene Gallagher, the son of Oasis rocker Liam also played with Chris Martin's son Moses and Violet Grohl, the eldest daughter of Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer Dave Groh, wowing the crowds.‌Cruz poked fun at situation as he entered the arena, welcoming the crowd to the 'nepo tent' with David and Victoria cheering him on.During a newly-released vlog of the biggest day of his music career, fans see the close-knit Beckhams embracing Cruz immediately after he comes off stage. He reserves the biggest hug for Harper told him, 'That was insane.'The indie-rock band appeared to lift the mood as the rain bucketed down in Berkshire.‌"That was amazing, well done," David beamed as he congratulated his sweaty son. Fashion conscious Victoria told him: "We are so proud of you, the crowd was great. And I love what you're wearing."While on stage Cruz told the crowd at The Canopy: “This show is our second to last show on this tour and we’ve had an incredible time.‌“It’s been amazing seeing everybody and just want to thank you for all the love and all the support. "This next song, I’d like to dedicate to my little sister who’s just dancing right there.”In the YouTube video, the Breakers' frontman took fans on a guided tour - which also included him using the urinal before going on stage!‌Relishing in his new found rocker status, Cruz was also seen meeting a queue of fans and posing for photos, before sitting down for showbiz interviews as he spoke about his dreams of making it big in the industry.Content cannot be displayed without consentHe spoke about people's perceptions of him and his music in an interview with Dork magazine and acknowledged why people might be sceptical.‌“I understand that they would think that everything’s gonna be a bit s**t and a bit too polished," he said. “But you know, I love music, and I really love playing live, and I’m just excited to be able to do it.“My experiences in life have been very different to a lot of people’s experiences, but I still feel like I’ve got something to say,” he added.Article continues belowThe Breakers were just one of the many bands to take to the stages at Reading and Leeds over the bank holiday weekend.With Glastonbury on a fallow year, the competition has been cleared for Reading and Leeds to be the biggest UK festival of the summer - with huge acts heading to the two cities to perform for hundreds of thousands of fans.Like this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Threads.