Fender’s third album is a brilliant reconstruction of classic heartland rock. His rugged vocals and near exclusive use of live instruments give the record a timeless sound. “People Watching” would fit ...

After over three years of silence, British rocker Sam Fender released his anticipated third studio album, “People Watching,” ...

A compulsively replayable record,” Phonetics On and On finds the young, all-female alt-rock trio from Chicago nearly done ...

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30 year old singer Sam Fender, fresh from releasing his new album 'People Watching', and over three years since his second LP 'Seventeen Going Under', believes in taking breaks from the limelight ...

Sam Fender doesn't want to be "in people's faces all the time". The 30-year-old singer has just released his new album, 'People Watching', more than three years after the release of his second LP ...

He said: "I know Sam Fender and Jade will be up for it. "They’re always up for a laugh and don’t take themselves too seriously. "Charli XCX is great too, and she’s the big story of the year.

Sam Fender faced major backlash after posing with one huge star. With three studio albums and multiple awards, its safe to say Sam has reached the ultimate level of success. With his People ...

Sam Fender's new album is a tender and touching collection of tracks, tinged with an 80s folk rock sound. The 30-year-old is only the ninth artist in UK charts history to sell more than 100,000 ...

British rockstar Sam Fender is never too far away from making headlines. The 30-year-old blue collar solo rock icon is the UK’s version of Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp and Bob Seger.