Niall Horan and Myles Smith share special moment in Berlin

Niall Horan gave fans two memorable moments during his ‘Dinner Party’ tour, reuniting with Myles Smith onstage in Berlin before taking audiences on a nostalgic trip with a familiar song in Copenhagen.

The former One Direction star performed at Berlin’s Uber Arena on Thursday, October 8, delivering a set that blended tracks from his latest album with favourites from his musical career. One of the night’s biggest highlights came when Smith joined him onstage to perform their collaboration, “Drive Safe.”

Wearing Niall Horan merchandise, Smith stepped into the spotlight alongside his friend, turning the performance into a celebration of their musical partnership and personal connection.

After the show, Smith shared his reaction on X, describing the experience as “the most stressful 25 minutes of my life.” His humorous comment offered fans a glimpse into the nerves behind performing in front of a packed arena, even when sharing the stage with a close friend.

The Berlin appearance highlighted the friendship behind “Drive Safe,” a collaboration built around emotionally honest songwriting. Smith’s choice of outfit and candid post-show reaction added a personal touch to a performance that went beyond the music.

Copenhagen concert brings back One Direction memories

Horan followed the Berlin appearance with another memorable moment in Copenhagen, where he performed “Teenage Dirtbag,” the hit originally released by American rock band Wheatus.

For longtime One Direction fans, the song carries a special sense of nostalgia. The group covered “Teenage Dirtbag” during its early years, creating a lasting association between the track and the band’s devoted fanbase.

Hearing Horan revisit the song as a solo artist offered fans an opportunity to reconnect with that earlier chapter of his career. Although the track predates One Direction’s rise to fame, the group’s cover helped introduce it to a new generation of listeners.

The two performances showcased different sides of Horan’s relationship with his audience. In Berlin, his reunion with Smith highlighted the friendships and creative collaborations shaping his current musical journey. In Copenhagen, the familiar song brought back memories of his years with One Direction.

As the ‘Dinner Party’ tour continues, these moments demonstrate how live performances can connect an artist’s present with the experiences that helped shape his career. Whether collaborating with a friend or revisiting a fan-favourite from the past, Horan is giving audiences fresh reasons to celebrate his music and the memories attached to it.