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DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPT8–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPXB–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPRR–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPTG–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPT2–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPT4–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPTA–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPT0–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPWD–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPTD–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPTE–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPRK–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling. Stock Photo
RM2KFNPRN–DIDO, RADIO ONE LIVE, 2003: Singer Dido at Radio One Live in Coopers Field in Cardiff on September 14 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: Dido, an English singer-songwriter, rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics. Her debut album 'No Angel' and the hit single 'Thank You' established her as a global success, blending pop and electronic influences with emotive storytelling.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2WE9REA–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2WE9REG–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTM60–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTM8W–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMF4–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMHK–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMG0–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMCH–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTM7M–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMBD–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMJY–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMHM–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMKC–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape. Stock Photo
RM2KJTMG3–GARY NUMAN, CONCERT, 2004: Music legend Gary Numan playing at The Barfly Club in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 4 March 2000. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Gary Numan, born in 1958, is a pioneering English musician. Emerging in the late '70s, his electronic and industrial sound, epitomized in hits like 'Cars' and albums like 'The Pleasure Principle,' influenced the new wave and synth-pop genres, leaving an enduring impact on the music landscape.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKW0–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKTR–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKWA–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKTW–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER supporting The Strokes at Cardiff International Arena, December 3 2003. Photograph: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKMR–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKMY–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKN3–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKMH–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKN1–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKMG–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKMK–YAN SCOTT WILKINSON, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Yan Scott Wilkinson singer of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
MARTIN NOBLE, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Martin Noble lead guitarist of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RM2KFNKME–MARTIN NOBLE, BRITISH SEA POWER, 2003: A young Martin Noble lead guitarist of BRITISH SEA POWER at Clwb Ifor Bach in Cardiff, November 22, 2003. Picture: ROB WATKINS. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFM–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG8–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFR–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFP–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFJ–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG9–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFN–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG2–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG0–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG4–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG7–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG5–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG1–Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Martin Noble and Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RGB–Martin Noble and Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Martin Noble and Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RGC–Martin Noble and Jan Scott Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage on Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Neil Hamilton Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFK–Neil Hamilton Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Abi Fry of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFW–Abi Fry of BRITISH SEA POWER plays on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Neil Hamilton Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RG6–Neil Hamilton Wilkinson of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Neil Hamilton Wilkinson and Abi Fry of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFX–Neil Hamilton Wilkinson and Abi Fry of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
Neil Hamilton Wilkinson and Abi Fry of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER. Stock Photo
RMJY5RFY–Neil Hamilton Wilkinson and Abi Fry of BRITISH SEA POWER play on the Mountain Stage with their usual flair for unusual stage invasions. Day One of the Green Man music festival in Glanusk Park, Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales, UK on 18 August 2017. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: British Sea Power, an English indie rock band, captivate audiences with their eclectic sound and energetic live performances. Albums like 'The Decline of British Sea Power' and 'Do You Like Rock Music?' showcase their melodic hooks and imaginative lyrics. On 9 August 2021 the band changed their name to SEA POWER.
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KG8–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KT1–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KRG–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KT4–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KX3–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KCK–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KG6–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KFY–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KRX–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KCP–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KRR–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KJC–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KAA–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KCW–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KGY–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KR6–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KA8–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KNP–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KAF–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KJT–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KJ7–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KCF–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KGA–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KJ9–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KJY–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KG2–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KGC–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KRA–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KJA–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KG0–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KAB–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KG5–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KNK–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KRC–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KRJ–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KP7–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KNW–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KAH–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KNJ–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KNE–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo
RM2T65KF0–DAMON ALBARN, BLUR, 1995: Damon Alban the singer of Blur at the very height of Britpop mania just after Country House beat Oasis to the top of the charts on the Great Escape Tour at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales, UK on 5 December 1995. Photo: Rob Watkins
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