Sam Fender’s anthemic ‘Seventeen Going Under’ is a modern rock classic, and remains among his biggest hits to date.

The English singer-songwriter is back with another album dedicated to the plight of the working-class everyman. Here's how all 11 tracks stack up.

English singer-songwriter Sam Fender spends the bulk of his third studio album putting his observations about others to anthemic pop rock. The concept is simple.

Death and loss loom large over Fender's new album, which is released Friday and is also called People Watching. He says it was inspired by his trips to and from a palliative care home to visit his ...

It’s rare to come across a Geordie who hasn’t heard of Sam Fender, but it’s even rarer to meet one who dislikes the singer ...

Sam Fender is fighting the good fight on behalf ... the actor Andrew Scott to play a man floored by the death of his mother in the promo for People Watching, the wrenching title track of his ...

Sam Fender sat down with Apple Music's Zane Lowe ... She was like a surrogate mother, and I was looking after her when she passed away. So the last five days of her life, I was with her in ...

Sam is up for two BRIT Awards at this ... is in honour of the late Byker Grove actress Annie Orwin, who Fender called his "surrogate mother" and spent time with until she died.

Sam Fender made me cry twice last week ... Andrew Scott as a man trying and failing to grapple with the loss of his mother. He followed that up with another heart-tugging video, for Remember ...