Thom Yorke

Description: (Singer, Musician, Songwriter)

A versatile English musician, Thom Yorke is a multifaceted artist best known as the vocalist, songwriter and pianist of the rock band Radiohead. Apart from playing the piano, he is also an expert at playing the drum and the bass guitar. Considered one of the most influential singers of the contemporary era, Yorke’s debut solo album, ‘The Eraser’ received immense critical and commercial success, which catapulted him to instant stardom. As the lead singer of ‘Atoms of Peace’, he was recognised as one of the most influential figures of music and was included in Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Artists of All Time". Yorke was born with a visual impairment and underwent almost five surgeries, which restored his eyesight. These ailments did not deter his spirits and soon enough, he transformed himself into a cult figure and a youth icon. His popularity and fame also brought out the environmentalist and humanitarian in him as he has spoken about various social and contemporary issues.

Overview

Birthday October 7, 1968 (Libra)
Born In England
Alternative names Thomas Edward Yorke
Height 165 cm
Spouse/Ex- Rachel Owen
Parents
Children Agnes Yorke, Noah Yorke

Did you know

What is Thom Yorke's role in the band Radiohead? Thom Yorke is the lead vocalist and primary songwriter of the band Radiohead.
What inspired Thom Yorke's solo album "The Eraser?" Thom Yorke's solo album "The Eraser" was inspired by his concerns about climate change and global politics.
How did Thom Yorke's music evolve from Radiohead to his solo work? Thom Yorke's music evolved from Radiohead's experimental rock sound to a more electronic and ambient style in his solo work.
What are some recurring themes in Thom Yorke's lyrics? Themes of anxiety, alienation, and environmentalism are recurring in Thom Yorke's lyrics.
How does Thom Yorke incorporate political messages into his music? Thom Yorke often incorporates political messages in his music through lyrics that address social issues such as climate change and government corruption.
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