Ed Sheeran made a surprise visit to the Barfly in Camden on Thursday night, proving he is still just an amazingly down to earth guy.

The tiny North London venue was being headlined by Jamie Lawson, an up and coming singer-songwriter who has recently signed to Sheeran’s own record label, Gingerbread Man Records.

Sheeran cosied up to Lawson on stage during his performance, and also treated fans to an impromptu jam session in the beer garden of the Lock Tavern bar. Oh how we wish we were there.

Luckily Jamie Lawson managed to capture Ed joining him on stage, check out the video on his Facebook below:

Ed will play three massive sold out shows at Wembley Stadium this weekend (July 10-12) and in a recent interview on the Capital London Breakfast Show, he revealed that he is completely freaking out:

“The thing that freaks me out is someone said it’s twice the size of Glastonbury.”He then added: “I’m going to namedrop for one second – I just got a call in the car from Elton John who was talking about the gig [tonight], and he was like ‘How are you feeling about it?’ and I was like ‘I’m quite nervous, when was your first stadium?’

"And he said ‘My first stadium was Wembley Stadium, and I decided not to play any hits and play a whole new album that nobody had ever heard and it was probably the worst decision’. So yeah, he did it, I’m not going to do it.”

The 'Photograph' hitmakeralso confirmed on the radio show that he is very much single. Ladies... form an orderley queue!

Host Dave Berry said he’s going to ask him ‘awkward questions about [his] love life’ to which Ed responded: “It’s actually non-existent at the moment. I’m not in anything.”

He added that he’s been too busy to think about his break-up saying: “I’m still in my working space. I haven’t really has time to sit back and reevaluate personal life, because I don’t really have a personal life.”

Aww Ed! We’re here if you need a hug! We’re sure you’re going to smash those Wembley shows this weekend and who needs girlfriends when you're an international superstar, eh?