Sam Fender Lyrics
Other Songs
All Is On My Side
Alright
Call Me Lover
Dead Boys
Dead Boys (Prelude)
Friday Fighting
Greasy Spoon
Hold Out
Hypersonic Missiles
Leave Fast
Little Bull Of Blithe
Millennial
Play God
Poundshop Kardashians
Saturday
Seventeen Going Under
Spice
Spit of You
Start Again
That Sound
The Borders
Two People
Use (Live)
Waiting for Love
White Privilege
Will We Talk?
Winter Song
Youre Not the Only One
Samuel Thomas Fender (born 25 April 1994), is an English singer/songwriter who was named one of the BBC's Sound of 2018 alongside other emerging artists including Sigrid, Lewis Capaldi, and Khalid.
His single "Play God" was featured in the FIFA 19 video game. He won the Brit Awards Critics' Choice for 2019.
Fender is from a musical family. His father Alan and brother Liam are both singer-songwriters, with Liam also playing drums and piano. In 2011, Sam appeared in the first episode of the British drama series Vera as Luke Armstrong, as well as playing the character of Dean in season one, episode six of Wolfblood in 2012.
In 2010 he was spotted performing in a pub in his home town by Ben Howard's manager, who took him on as a client. In 2019, after an extended tour, Fender had to cancel several gigs, including the Glastonbury Festival, after experiencing a vocal cord haemorrhage. After a month of rest, he had recovered enough to perform as support act for Bob Dylan and Neil Young in Hyde Park.-Wikipedia
Birth Name: Samuel Thomas FenderHis single "Play God" was featured in the FIFA 19 video game. He won the Brit Awards Critics' Choice for 2019.
Fender is from a musical family. His father Alan and brother Liam are both singer-songwriters, with Liam also playing drums and piano. In 2011, Sam appeared in the first episode of the British drama series Vera as Luke Armstrong, as well as playing the character of Dean in season one, episode six of Wolfblood in 2012.
In 2010 he was spotted performing in a pub in his home town by Ben Howard's manager, who took him on as a client. In 2019, after an extended tour, Fender had to cancel several gigs, including the Glastonbury Festival, after experiencing a vocal cord haemorrhage. After a month of rest, he had recovered enough to perform as support act for Bob Dylan and Neil Young in Hyde Park.
Born: April 25, 1994 (age 30)
From: North Shields, England, United Kingdom
Genre(s): Alternative rock, heartland rock
Instrument(s): Vocals, Guitar