Cruz Beckham took style inspiration from his parents David and Victoria Beckham as he sported a headscarf while performing on stage at the 2026 Lollapalooza Festival in Chicago on Saturday.
The singer, 21, wore a white scarf adorned with blue and red stars as he performed with his band, the Breakers, on day three of the festival, marking their biggest performance to date.
![While the singer, 21, has followed in his mother's musical footsteps, he's clearly been influenced by her past fashion choices too, rocking a similar stylish accessory to the ones Victoria often rocked during her solo career days [pictured in 2001]](https://i.dailymail.com/1s/2026/08/03/15/110411917-16025183-image-a-84_1785768513829.jpg)
He teamed the accessory with a double denim outfit, a look that echoed his parents' early noughties style.
Victoria, a former Spice Girl who went on to build a career in fashion, frequently wore a similar head covering during promotional performances of her 2000 single Out of Your Mind. David, the former England football captain, wore a black silk durag to the Prince's Trust Capital FM Party in July 2000.
Despite the nod to their past style, Victoria and David did not attend the show. They were instead in the South of France, holidaying near Cruz's estranged brother, Brooklyn, 27.
Family rift referenced in new single
Undeterred by the absence of his loved ones from the crowd, Cruz played guitar and performed the band's biggest tracks, following a recent tour across the UK.
![David famously sported a black silk durag while attending the Prince's Trust Capital FM Party in July 2000 [pictured]](https://i.dailymail.com/1s/2026/08/03/15/110411921-16025183-image-m-93_1785768714737.jpg)
Cruz appears to have addressed the family fallout on his new single, Seeing Red, which he said pokes fun at unnecessary feuds. He is currently touring the US with the Breakers and released the track on Friday, the latest from his upcoming debut EP, Wear & Tear.
Seeing Red features the lyrics: "Been seeing red for as long as I remember / Yeah, I said I'm already there / The moment I drop this s**t, the whole thing's over."
Cruz said the lyrics were meant to be taken as tongue-in-cheek. "Seeing red is a comedic take on a totally unserious moment of frustration, in this case in sports," he said. "Everyone's competitive nature likes to take over now and then, but it's all fun and games. Seeing red is a nod to that exact turning point."
Music video nods to David Beckham's career
The song's music video seemingly pays homage to David's football career, showing Cruz and his bandmates playing a match. The game later turns into a brawl, with Cruz depicted as bloodied and bruised.
Speaking about the EP Wear & Tear, Cruz said: "Wear & Tear is synonymous to a life lived and all your life experiences so far, the good and the bad, the learning curves, and everything in between."
"No matter how different every human experience is, we all have had at least a few similar emotions that make us all human," he added. "We've been high, and low, in love and in pain, jealous, upset, we've lived and learned. We've all got our wear and tear."
