The music community is saddened by the passing of Andrew Metcalfe, the lead vocalist of Sound of Guns, an alternative rock band based in Liverpool. Formed in 2008, the band consisted of Metcalfe, Lee Glynn, Nathan Crowley, John Coley, and Simon Finley.
Known for their dynamic live shows and anthemic music, Sound of Guns gained a dedicated following in the late 2000s before taking a break in 2013. In a heartfelt message on the band’s official Facebook page, the members announced Metcalfe’s untimely death.
Describing Metcalfe as a remarkable frontman with unparalleled stage presence, exceptional songwriting skills, and a unique voice, the band expressed their deep sorrow over the loss. They highlighted his impact as an artist, performer, and lyricist, acknowledging the outpouring of support and fond memories shared by fans.
Reflecting on their time together as a band, the members expressed gratitude for the experiences they shared and the music they created, which resonated with audiences worldwide. They encouraged fans to share photos and stories in memory of Metcalfe, emphasizing the enduring legacy of his voice and music.
Following Metcalfe’s passing, tributes poured in from fans who remembered the band’s electrifying performances and the personal connections they had with the music. Fond recollections and expressions of grief underscored the profound impact Metcalfe and Sound of Guns had on their listeners.
During their active years, Sound of Guns received critical acclaim, performed at major music festivals, and released two albums, “What Came From Fire” in 2010 and “Angels and Enemies” in 2012.
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