Tear singer Kurt Smith appears in the giggardam of the band

Ana da Silva and Mike Gilmore

BBC News, Bristol

Kurt Smith (Center) bought a ticket to see a tribute band, close to tears, play with wool in Bristol

A picture of a band of five members and a band of his idol presented, Kurt Smith with tears for fire, standing with them in the middle. They are within once and all look joyful. — Kurt Smith (Center) bought a ticket to see a tribute band, close to tears, play with wool in Bristol

A tears for Fear Tribute Act has said that he was amazed to see the co-founder of Syth-Pop Band participating in one of his gigs.

On August 8, Bristol was performing close to tears close to wool, when he saw tears for the fear of singer Kurt Smith in the crowd.

Andrew Bewington, the lead singer of the tribute band, told BBC Radio Bristol that it was “just amazing” and “The Best Thing in the World”.

In a post on FacebookThe cover band has written that the night was made even more special as it was Smith’s last night in the UK, before he returned to America, where he now lives.

Kurt Smith and Rolland Ozball founded the Fear Fear Fear in Bath in the early 1980s and released their first album The Hurring in 1983,

In the 1980s, two male styles fashion, with the haircuts of that time, standing in front of an orange background, towards the camera. — Kurt Smith and Rolland Ozball founded the Fear Fear Fear in Bath in the early 1980s and released their first album The Hurring in 1983,

Mr. Bevingon said that he saw the basist and singer in the crowd and admitted that it was “nerve-wrakeing” to play in his presence.

Asked if he thought of asking Smith on stage, Mr. Bevengton said he did not do so with “etiquette”.

“We didn’t announce that he was there, we did not know he would come, and we assumed that he was just doing a pint with his family,” said Mr. Bevengton.

“He is a very private man and an ordinary man. It did not seem right [to ask him on stage]Perhaps next time he joined us. It would be surprising “, he said.

Mr. Bevington said that Smith’s brothers often participate in their gigs and were included in the guest list, but despite this, they bought all the tickets.

“He was over for a birthday party and it was amazing to come with him. I have seen him many times, but never met him.”

Mr. Bevington said that the iconic 80s singer included him for a drink after Gig, where the band thanked him for his arrival, while he chatted and took photos.

“They say that they never meet their idols, but this is not true in this case. The man is a legend,” said Mr. Bevingon.

Andrew told tears closely to Bewington (left) that his meeting with his idol was “amazing”, “amazing”

For a picture at a time, two men stood next to each other, both smiling on camera. — Andrew told tears closely to Bewington (left) that his meeting with his idol was “amazing”, “amazing”

Kurt Smith and Rolland Ozball founded the Tiers of Fear Fear in Bath in 1981 and released their first album The Hurring in 1983.

He obtained international praise in 1985 with the release of his second album, The Big Chair song.

Everyone wants to rule the world and shout reached number one in the billboard chart.

Nearly 40 years later, the pair is still making music and performing music, with its latest studio albums, tipping points, released in 2022, and the expected performance in Las Vegas in the autumn.