Tributes have been shared following news of his death, he was aged 51 News has broken that Carl Bevan, drummer of Britpop band 60 Ft. Dolls, has died aged 51. The musician rose to fame during the 1990s as part of the UK punk band 60 Ft.

Dolls. The band famously supported huge artists including Oasis and Sex Pistols , and took to the stage at Glastonbury Festival before their split in 1998. News of his passing was shared by his partner Bev, who took to his Facebook page to share the “devastating” update.

His father, Ray, also shared an update on his Facebook page. “It’s with a heavy heart I post this today. My beautiful, talented, funny genius only son passed away yesterday,” he wrote in the caption, sharing a photograph of them both together.

“I will miss you Carl. I’m so proud of you. “You had so many dreams about your future as an artist but be assured your unique incredible paintings will reach legendary status in the years to come.

My life will never be the same without you.” It’s with a heavy heart I post this today.My beautiful,talented,funny genius only son passed away yesterday.

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Posted by Ray Bevan on Thursday, August 8, 2024 Other tributes have come flocking in since the news broke too. Wichita Recordings took to X/Twitter to share their fond memories of the artist, writing: “Carl Bevan was the living embodiment of ‘mischief’. When you saw that grin you knew you were about to get into trouble/see something wild unfold.

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