Irish music stars died in Esophageal cancer
Here are 1 famous musicians from Republic of Ireland died in Esophageal cancer:
Phil Chevron
Phil Chevron (June 17, 1957 Dublin-October 8, 2013 Dublin) a.k.a. Philip Chevron, Phillip Chevron or Chevron, Philip was an Irish guitarist.
Discography: The Captains and the Kings. Genres he performed include Celtic punk, Folk rock, Folk punk and Celtic rock.
Chevron was most notable for being a member of the popular Irish punk rock band The Pogues. He joined the band in 1984 and became an influential member, contributing to several of their most successful albums including Rum Sodomy & the Lash and If I Should Fall from Grace with God. During his time with The Pogues, he became known for his distinctive guitar sound and his ability to incorporate traditional Irish music into the band's punk rock sound.
In addition to his work with The Pogues, Chevron released several solo albums throughout his career. He was also involved in various other musical projects, including a collaboration with fellow Irish musician Hothouse Flowers.
Chevron was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2007, and although he went into remission for a time, the cancer returned in 2012. He continued to perform with The Pogues and other projects throughout his illness, but eventually passed away in October 2013 at the age of 56. His contributions to the Irish music scene and the punk rock genre continue to be remembered and celebrated by fans today.
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