Mick Jagger qualifie l'album de Sam Fender d'excellent

Mick Jagger a exprimé son admiration pour Sam Fender, qualifiant son album People Watching d'excellent lors d'une récente interview.

Le leader des Rolling Stones s'est confié au NME sur les jeunes artistes qu'il écoute en ce moment. Il a déclaré avoir eu ses moments Sam Fender récemment, car il apprécie beaucoup son travail.

Jagger a décrit l'album People Watching comme stupéfiant et excellent. Il a également noté que les chansons de Fender possèdent de bons refrains et des paroles intéressantes qui reflètent son expérience de jeunesse.

Fender a sorti People Watching en février 2025. L'album a remporté le Mercury Prize 2025, et Fender a fait don de ses gains au Music Venue Trust.

Jagger a ajouté que Fender pourrait être un excellent invité lors d'un futur concert des Rolling Stones.

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