In the Empire Stadium, 1993, London Revival would play their final song for a crowd of 30,000. The world knew them as the most influential band of the decade, but they knew each other as lovers, friends and most importantly; family. You've heard the interviews but have never seen the full picture. Until now, frontman Axel Faintheart has refused to talk about the night that ended his career.
Axel (frontman): Right... where do you want me to start?
Producer: From the top, if you can.
Today, London Revival unveil the truth behind their chaotic split following the death of their beloved record producer who skyrocketed them to stardom. The band that once rocked the world sit down with us and piece together what really happened that night. Alongside some notorious familiar faces in the music scene, we finally get the answers that everyone has been waiting for. It's finally time to find out what happened to Jade Cash.
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The Fall of the Fainthearts
General FictionIn the Empire Stadium, 1993, London Revival would perform together for the last time. The world knew them as the most influential band of the decade, but they knew each other as lovers, friends and most importantly; family. You've heard the intervie...
