Sir Tom Jones, the legendary crooner as well as he Voice coach, proved age is just a number at 84. His performance at the 2024 Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, held at the Royal Albert Hall, was a masterclass in vocal prowess, leaving BBC viewers misty-eyed and moved. Jones was one of the first ones whom host Adrian Lester invited to the stage.

Singing before royalty, including King Charles III, Princess Anne, and the Prince and Princess of Wales, as well as the nation’s military heroes, the renowned singer delivered a heartfelt rendition of “I Won’t Crumble With You If You Fall” that perfectly captured the solemnity and respect of the event. His voice, as strong and resonant as ever, filled the room and honored the sacrifices of those who served.

Watch his performance which starts at 8:26 of the video:

Jones stayed on stage with the military orchestra, paying tribute to the fallen. As soon as his performance ended, social media erupted with praise. Many viewers were amazed not only by his powerful vocals but also by his energy.

His performance was a powerful and emotional experience for many viewers. His powerful voice and youthful energy captivated the audience, leaving many in tears.

One said, “I have never been prouder to have a Welsh heart. Mister Tom Jones. His voice fills the entire hall with graceful calm and this declaration of love.” Another continued, “Beautiful performance from Sir Tom Jones! He has such compassion & respect for the military!”

While Jones didn’t address the crowd directly, he took to Instagram to express his gratitude for the opportunity to perform at such a prestigious event. His post was filled with heartfelt messages from fans, thanking him for his moving performance.

Jones wrote: “It’s a privilege to be joining the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance to honor the service of past and present military personnel. It is a beautiful, moving show that everyone should see. Tune in at 9 pm.”