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Oct 8, 2012 · Frank Turner has launched his very own signature beer. The singer-songwriter has helped to create an ale called Believe, after his 2010 single ‘I Still Believe’.
- He Was Schoolmates with Prince William
- Bruce Springsteen Made Him Quit Million Dead
- His Father Inspired Him to Hit The Road
- He’S Married
- 5 He’S Made A Documentary
- He Got Death Threats For Being Rightwing
- He’S Played at The Olympics
- He’S Launched His Own Beer
- He’S Started His Own Festival
- He’S A Patron For Dignity in Dying
Punk artists, even the folky kind, have a certain reputation, a reputation that rarely involves being study buddies with future kings. Turner breaks the mold. Born in Bahrain but raised in a manor house in Winchester, Turner is the son of Sir Mark Turner, a former chairman of high street retailer Bhs, and Jane, a bishop’s daughter turned primary sc...
In 2001, Turner joined post-hardcore band Million Dead. Over the next four years, they released two albums, enjoyed limited commercial success, and plenty of critical acclaim. Then, in 2005, they called it a day, citing “irreconcilable differences within the band.” The differences, it turned out, had a lot to do with Bruce Springsteen, or rather, h...
Growing up, Turner’s father presented himself as a staid, solid, upright family man. It couldn’t have been further from the truth. In the early 2000s, his mother rumbled that he’d been having a long-term relationship with another woman for years. The news ripped the family apart. “For most of my life, I’d had a father who had been lying through his...
All the while Turner was laboring under the allusion his parents were happily married, he saw marriage as an evil institution that he wanted nothing to do with. Then they split, and suddenly, he started seeing it as something to be treasured rather than despised. Which is probably just as well for his wife, actress and musician Jessica Guise, who h...
As Wikipedia says, Turner was straight edge (i.e. part of the hardcore punk subculture whose adherents avoid alcohol, tobacco, recreational drugs, and sometimes even caffeine and prescription drugs) for five years. But sticking to the straight edge is difficult. In his 2016 documentary, ‘Get Better – A Film About Frank Turner,’ director Ben Morse f...
In 2012, Turner suddenly found himself Enemy No.1 after the Guardian published an article that drew together numerous quotes he’d made over the years, all of which seemed to paint him as staunchly right-wing in his political persuasions. “I consider myself to be pretty rightwing”; “The BNP is a hard left party”; “I think socialism’s retarded”; and ...
In 2012, the Olympics came to Britain, and organizer Danny Boyle, a long time fan of Turner, extended the singer a personal invitation to perform at the opening ceremony. Considering the commercial nature of the event, his choice of song, I Still Believe, seemed a strange one. When he let rip with the line “Come ye, come ye, to soulless corporate c...
These days, barely a week goes by without another band releasing their own signature beer. Everyone from AC/DCto Pig Destroyer have got in on the game, and Turner’s no exception, In 2012, he teamed up with Signature Brew to release Believe, a 4.8% beverage described as a “modern twist on the traditional wheat beer encompassing citrus and orange fla...
In 2017, Turner decided that the world just didn’t have enough festivals. So he started his own. Billed as a 4-day festival celebrating live music and community, Lost Evenings subsequently went on to win the Best Independent Festival Award from the Association of Independent Music at the AIM Independent Music Awards. It’s been running each year eve...
In 2013, Turner was announced as the new patron of the assisted dying campaign group, Dignity in Dying. Three years later, he also began serving as the patron of Humanists UK which, like Dignity in Dying, campaigns for assisted dying and various other ethical causes. You can also read: 1. 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Kool Rock Ski 2. 10 Things Y...
Frank Turner announces the launch of his own signature 4.8 per cent Belgian-style wheat beer ‘Believe’. In conjunction with Signature Brew, Frank Turner has created his brew to be a modern twist on the traditional wheat beer encompassing citrus and orange flavours to create a refreshing brew.
Oct 9, 2012 · Singer/songwriter Frank Turner has launched his own beer. The enterprising Brit has teamed up with experts at Signature Brew to create new wheat beer Believe - named after his hit 2010 single...
Oct 21, 2012 · Frank Turner has announced his is launching his own brand of beer called Believe. The ex Million Dead frontman turned solo acoustic artist is set to release his own drink alongside brewers Signature Brew. The beer is described to ‘encompass citrus and orange flavours to create a refreshing brew’ and is ‘designed to accompany easy […]
Oct 8, 2012 · Frank Turner has teamed up with Signature Brew to launch his own signature beer called "Believe".
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Oct 9, 2012 · Turner began working with the team at Signature Brew back in March, creating a 4.8% Belgian style wheat beer, which is said to be a modern twist on the traditional wheat beer encompassing citrus and orange flavor.
