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LONDON — Paul Cattermole, a member of early-2000s British pop group S Membership 7, has died simply weeks after the band introduced a reunion tour. He was 46.
The band and Cattermole’s household stated Friday that “it's with nice unhappiness that we announce the surprising passing of our beloved son and brother Paul Cattermole.”
They stated Cattermole was discovered at his house in Dorset, southwest England, on Thursday and pronounced useless later that afternoon.
“Whereas the reason for loss of life is presently unknown, Dorset Police has confirmed that there have been no suspicious circumstances,” they stated.
In a press release on social media, members of S Membership 7 stated they had been “really devastated by the passing of our brother Paul. There are not any phrases to explain the deep unhappiness and loss all of us really feel.”
“We had been so fortunate to have had him in our lives and are grateful for the superb recollections we've,” the band stated.
Shaped in 1998 by Simon Fuller, the music mogul behind the Spice Ladies, S Membership 7 was launched – like The Monkees – by way of a TV present a few pop band, during which the members performed fictionalized variations of themselves.
S Membership 7 had a string of upbeat U.Ok. hits together with “Don’t Cease Movin’,” bubblegum pop traditional “Attain” and ballad “By no means Had a Dream Come True,” which was additionally a prime 10 hit in the US.
In 2002, the group carried out at a Buckingham Palace live performance to rejoice Queen Elizabeth II’s 50 years on the throne.
Cattermole left the band the identical 12 months. In February, all the unique members of S Membership 7 introduced a Twenty fifth-anniversary tour, attributable to start in October.