Tributes Pour in Globally Following Death of Musician Glen Hansard
Numerous tributes from prominent figures including Barack Obama, Bono, Bruce Springsteen, and Billie Eilish, along with fans worldwide, have poured in following the death of Oscar-winning Irish musician Glen Hansard. His passing has prompted widespread grief and remembrance of his significant impact on music and the lives of many.
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Former US president Barack Obama has paid tribute to Oscar-winning songwriter and The Frames frontman Glen Hansard, who died yesterday aged 56.
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By Adrianna Wrona,Gráinne Ni Aodha
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Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin described Hansard as an artist "who made a significant contribution to Ireland's cultural landscape".
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The 56-year-old Irish singer-songwriter and activist died yesterday in a motorcycle crash.
Read full article →Bono, Bruce Springsteen, Billie Eilish, Finneas, Hozier, Lin-Manuel Miranda Pay Tribute to Glen Hansard: ‘He Really Was Who You Thought He Was’
The beloved, Oscar-winning singer-songwriter died at 56 on Wednesday (July 29) in a motorcycle crash in Dublin.
By Gil Kaufman
Read full article →Billie Eilish and Finneas “would not be who they are” without Glen Hansard’s music as family pay tribute
Hansard died aged 56 in a motorcyle accident yesterday (July 29) The post Billie Eilish and Finneas “would not be who they are” without Glen Hansard’s music as family pay tribute appeared first on NME.
By Alex Rigotti
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