Frank Turner

Frank Turner, an English singer-songwriter, gained fame in the mid-2000s for his raw folk-punk music with introspective and political lyrics.

Punk Singer

December 28, 1981

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Frank Turner, born on December 28, 1981, is a renowned punk singer and songwriter who rose to fame after the disbandment of his former band, Million Dead. With a career spanning over two decades, Turner has left an indelible mark on the music industry.

Turner’s musical journey began in the early 2000s when he fronted Million Dead, releasing three studio albums before their split in 2005. Embarking on a successful solo career, he unveiled his debut solo album, “Sleep Is for the Week,” in 2007. Since then, Turner has consistently captivated audiences with his raw and honest lyrics, exploring themes of love, loss, and social justice.

Throughout his career, Turner has released eight studio albums, including the critically acclaimed “Love Ire & Song” (2008), “England Keep My Bones” (2011), “Tape Deck Heart” (2013), and his latest offering, “FTHC” (2022). His music resonates with fans worldwide, earning him nominations for prestigious awards such as the Mercury Prize and the Ivor Novello Award. In 2012, Turner’s talent was recognized when he won the Best Solo Artist award at the Q Awards.

Beyond his musical prowess, Turner is an accomplished author, having published several books, including “The Road Beneath My Feet” (2013) and “Try This at Home” (2018). His passion for social and political causes is evident through his active involvement in various charities and organizations. Additionally, Turner is an avid runner and has completed multiple marathons.

Frank Turner’s influence extends beyond his music, as he continues to inspire and captivate audiences with his authentic artistry and unwavering dedication to his craft.