That’s what’s happening in the album-opening title track from People Watching, the third LP by U.K. pop-rock star Sam Fender. “I people watch on the way back home/Envious of the glimmer of ...

But Fender is aware that he’s an exception, and now he’s talking about how the music business is “rigged” against people from working-class backgrounds.

Sam Fender storms ahead in the race for this week’s Official Number 1 album with People Watching, already securing the biggest opening week of 2025 after just three days. The North Shields ...

Fresh off the back of People Watching, Sam Fender says he's eager to try something new for his fourth album. By Tyler Jenke Sam Fender might only be days removed from the release of his third ...

Sam Fender has recently scorned the modern music industry, saying that the system is “rigged” in favour of the upper classes. He described the music industry as “90 per cent kids who are privately ...

Sam Fender has branded the music industry "rigged". The 30-year-old singer - who hails from the north east of England - believes the artists from working class backgrounds rarely achieve success ...

Sam Fender claims that the music industry is “rigged” against the working class. In a new interview with The Sunday Times, the UK singer/songwriter claims that the majority of professional musicians ...

Sam Fender‘s new album ‘People Watching’ is heading towards the Number One spot and it has currently outsold the rest of the UK Top 10 combined. According to the Official Charts, the North ...

Following the success of his recent release, People Watching, Sam Fender has hinted at potential new material, admitting he is “desperate” to work on a punk record. Fender’s latest album marks his ...

A County Durham band had a prominent place in North East musician Sam Fender's latest album. On its final track, 'Remember My Name', listeners around the world can listen to the music of Easington ...

Accusing working-class men of benefitting from 'white privilege' is driving them towards misogynistic influencer Andrew Tate, musician Sam Fender has said. Fender said class privilege is not often ...

More than 1,000 artists and musicians including Kate Bush, Damon Albarn, Sam Fender and Annie Lennox have recorded a silent album in protest at proposed changes to copyright law, which they say ...