Zayn Malik took a moment to remember his late friend, Liam Payne, in the singer’s hometown of Wolverhampton, England. As a part of his Stairway to the Sky tour, the musician stopped in the English city and spoke to the audience about Payne, who died on Oct. 16 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Zayn Malik is honoring his late friend Liam Payne. On Friday (Nov. 29), the 31-year-old singer dedicated his song "It's You" to his former One Direction bandmate during a concert on his Stairway to the Sky tour in Payne's hometown of Wolverhampton,

Zayn Malik paid special tribute to Liam Payne while performing in his late friend’s hometown of Wolverhampton, England, over the weekend. Malik took a moment out of his Stairway to the Sky tour set to dedicate the song “iT’s YoU” to Payne, who died on Oct. 16 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Zayn Malik dedicated his song ‘It’s You’ to his former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne, who died on Oct. 16, while performing in Payne's hometown of Wolverhampton, England, on Nov. 29.

Singer Zayn Malik has paid tribute on stage to Liam Payne in his former One Direction bandmate's hometown of Wolverhampton. According to videos on social media Malik, who is on tour, said he hoped the late star could see his gig.

Performing in the singer's hometown, Zayn Malik decided to pay tribute to his late friend Liam Payne who passed away in October.

After Liam Payne died last month at age 31, his fellow One Direction alum Zayn Malik paid tribute to the late musician at a show in his hometown.

During his most recent Stairway to the Sky tour stop, Malik took a moment to dedicate the song “iT’s YoU” to his former One Direction bandmate.

Zayn Malik honored Liam Payne during his Wolverhampton concert, acknowledging his former bandmate's health struggles. The heartfelt tribute highlighted the lasting bond between the One Direction members.

Wolverhampton, UK - Singer Zayn Malik honored his former One Direction bandmate, Liam Payne, during a recent performance in the late artist's hometown of Wolverhampton. During his show at the University of Wolverhampton,