90s Rock Icon Dies of Brain Cancer on 47th Birthday
Scott Sorry, a notable figure in the rock music scene, has passed away due to brain cancer. He died on the significant date of his 47th birthday, which fell on a Thursday. The announcement of his death was shared on his family’s Instagram account.
Legacy of a Rock Icon
Known for his work with bands including Amen, Brides of Destruction, The Wildhearts, and Sorry and the Sinatras, Sorry left a remarkable mark on the industry. He was originally part of Amen, contributing to their “Join or Die” tour. His tenure with the band lasted until 2005.
Career Highlights
- Joined Amen in early 2000s.
- Played with Brides of Destruction briefly.
- Joined The Wildhearts in 2006.
- Formed Sorry and the Sinatras in 2007.
- Pursued a solo career starting in 2015.
In 2018, Sorry received a diagnosis of glioblastoma, a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer. Despite his condition, he defied medical expectations, transforming a prognosis of months into several years. In 2022, he returned to the UK for a tour, an experience he cherished deeply.
Family and Remembrance
Scott Sorry is survived by his wife, Hanni, and their three children. The heartfelt message shared on Instagram highlighted his appreciation for the support he received throughout his journey and the joy of reconnecting with fans.
This loss is felt widely among fans and fellow musicians, marking the end of a vibrant chapter in the world of 90s rock. His contributions will be remembered and celebrated by many.
