Sam Fender is bringing his People Watching Tour to London Stadium this weekend, find out the door times, support acts, bag ...

Headliner Sam Fender closed out the Saturday at Radio 1's Big Weekend with confetti and fireworks. His performance, which had ...

But it 100% applies to Sam Fender. Now, Fender has followed up that hit with 'Alright', which was "one of the first tracks from the Seventeen Going Under era," the 28-year-old explains.

The post Sam Fender Announces Fall 2025 North American Tour Dates appeared first on Consequence. Sam Fender is returning to ...

By Thomas Smith In 2021, Sam Fender shared “Seventeen Going Under,” the title track to his ... setlist (Dublin only had 15 songs, London had 17), the show has blossomed over the last week ...

Sam Fender's lyrics are plenty quotable, but right now, the musician isn't talking hypersonic missiles or being 17 and going under — he's quoting the Netflix comedy I Think You Should Leave.

In 2021, Sam Fender released his second album Seventeen Going Under. Arriving amid COVID lockdowns in the U.K., the record tapped into the nation’s reflective mood, and saw the high-flying ...

In 2021, the eagerly anticipated second album, Seventeen Going Under was released ... So the question remains, is 2025 going to be Sam Fender’s year? It is only April and it already is a ...

Sam Fender is among the artists performing at ... artists thanks to songs including Hypersonic Missiles and Seventeen Going Under. During his six years in the spotlight, the 30-year-old has ...

Sam Fender‘s third album, “People Watching,” has been a long time coming — and it didn’t come easy. The 30-year-old British musician hit a career high in 2021 after the release of his ...

Sam Fender tickets for his UK and European “People Watching” tour are now on sale - here is everything you need to know. The Seventeen Going Under and Spit of You singer has already added ...

Headliner Sam Fender closed out the Saturday at Radio ... contained crowd favourite hits Seventeen Going Under and Hypersonic Missiles which had fans chanting into the night.