Cruz Beckham kicked off his first-ever North American tour called the For Your Love Tour in Washington D.C. on July 28.
The following day he rocked the stage at Brooklyn's intimate venue Baby's All Right, and he donned a cropped red t-shirt, brown belt, blue denim jeans and a matching denim jacket.
HELLO! attended the lively performance, as the rising star performed fan favorites such as "For Your Love," which was released in February, as well as "OPTICS," which came out in October 2025.
© Getty ImagesThe singer, whose upcoming EP, Wear & Tear will be released on August 21, also took a moment to provide a sweet tribute onstage to his girlfriend and manager, Jackie Apostel.
Jackie, who's been with Cruz since October 2024, was seen singing and swaying along to his catchy songs as she donned an all-black look with a black headscarf in the crowd.
Cruz romantically announced: "This one's for my girl…Jackie," prior to singing the song lovingly named after her.
© Samir Hussein/^WireImageThe guitarist's emotional melody revealed their close bond, as he sang, "Tried to be the pill to your pain," and "You're right, I love you more."
The day after the concert in New York, he reflected on the evening, writing online: "BROOKLYN, WOW, THANK YOU."
The pair's relationship history
The duo first met at the Glastonbury Music Festival in June 2024. In October of the same year, Cruz confirmed their rumored relationship online, when he wrote "I love u," for Jackie's birthday on his Instagram Stories.
Since then the pair have attended Paris Fashion Week, have vacationed in Italy, and are currently on Cruz's tour together, which will conclude in Los Angeles on August 10.
© InstagramCruz's music journey
Cruz credited his parents David Beckham and Victoria Beckham for instilling confidence in the young artist to carve out a space for himself in the music industry.
He revealed on SiriusXM Hits 1 Miami: "They've taught me throughout the years to just work on your craft and hone-in and make sure you're the best version of yourself at what you're doing. If they didn't teach me that, I don't think I'd be able to get up on stage and play guitar and be confident enough to show what I've been working at for a long time.It's just [about] working and working and becoming the best version of yourself."
© Getty ImagesBeing that his mom knows a thing or two about the industry, she gave some insightful advice. Cruz shared: "She's just like, 'Well, you’re going to do it anyway, so make sure you do it the best of your ability.' I understand that she's definitely played for a ridiculous amount of people, so I trust her opinion a lot, heavily."
