Ed Sheeran belts ‘Thinking Out Loud’ while riding Citi Bike through Brooklyn ahead of ‘X’ anniversary concert

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Pop Star Ed Sheeran belted out a song as he rode along a Brooklyn bike lane.

He’s cycling through the hits.

Four-time Grammy Award-winning singer Ed Sheeran gave Brooklynites an impromptu concert Wednesday when he belted his tune “Thinking Out Loud” while cruising around on a Citi Bike.

The 33-year-old pop star — who’s in town to play an anniversary show at Barclays Center Wednesday night — shared footage of himself and a group of friends harmonizing as they pedaled along the Willoughby Avenue bike lane.

“Pedestrians in NY rn,” the musician tweeted, with two eyes-wide-open emojis.

Sporting sunglasses and pink sneakers, Sheeran is shown in the footage grinning and wailing, Kiss me under the light of a thousand stars” as he rolls by a row of brownstones.

A friend can be heard in the background hollering, “Whooo!” as folks on the sidewalk stare.

Pop star Ed Sheeran belted out one of his hits as he and friends rode along a Brooklyn bike lane. Instagram / @daundrylay
Pop star Ed Sheeran belted out one of his hits as he and friends rode along a Brooklyn bike lane. Instagram / @daundrylay

“Ride by my job please,” one observer tweeted, while another was quick to point out the singer-songwriter wasn’t wearing a helmet.

Sheeran tweeted that he’d caught the attention of pedestrians in Brooklyn. Instagram / @daundrylay
Sheeran tweeted that he’d caught the attention of pedestrians in Brooklyn. Instagram / @daundrylay

The city’s Department of Transportation retweeted the “Shape of You” singer’s video, adding the location of the croon-and-cruise.

Sheeran will play a concert to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his sophomore album “X” at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center at 7 p.m.

Sheeran was in town to play an anniversary show at Barclays Center. Getty Images
Sheeran was in town to play an anniversary show at Barclays Center. Getty Images

The album featured smash hits such as “Sing,” “Don’t,” “Thinking Out Loud,” “Bloodstream” and “Photograph.”

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