Mike Peters, the iconic lead singer of the Welsh rock band The Alarm, passed away at 66 after a prolonged battle with blood cancer. His health had deteriorated, leading to a canceled US tour as DCL transformed into Richter's Syndrome. Formed in the early '80s, The Alarm gained popularity with their debut album, Declaration, and the renowned track "Sixty Eight Guns." Peters, who co-founded the Love Hope Strength Foundation to raise cancer awareness, had recently announced a new album titled Transformation, set for release soon. He leaves behind his wife and two sons.
Mike Peters, the lead singer of The Alarm, passed away on April 29th at age 66 after a long battle with blood cancer.
Peters' health decline resulted in the cancellation of The Alarm's US tour, as his chronic lymphocytic leukemia transformed into a more aggressive form.
The Alarm, formed in the early '80s, gained fame with their debut album 'Declaration,' featuring the iconic song 'Sixty Eight Guns.'
Before his passing, Peters had announced The Alarm's upcoming album 'Transformation,' scheduled for release on June 6th.
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