The Outfield frontman and bassist Tony Lewis, died "unexpectedly" at his home near London on Tuesday (Oct. 20) at the age of 62, according to his social media team.
The sad news was broken via his official Twitter account. His team tweeted, "It is with great sadness and sorrow to announce that Tony Lewis has unexpectedly passed away.
"He was a beautiful soul who touched so many lives with his love, his spirit, and his music. He loved his fans dearly and enjoyed every opportunity he had when meeting all of you.-Team TL"
The band enjoyed major success with their debut album, "Play Deep", which was released in 1985 and spawned several hit singles including "Say It Isn't So," "Your Love" "All the Love" and "Everytime You Cry."
The album would go on to sell over three million copies in the U.S. to be certified triple platinum and was followed by eight more studio albums, concluding with 2011's "Replay". Watch the video for the band's biggest hit single below:
The Outfield's Tony Lewis Posthumous EP and Video Released
The Outfield Frontman Tony Lewis Dies Unexpectedly At Age 62
Singled Out: Tony Lewis (The Outfield)
Travel News, Trips and Tips: Enjoy Movie Night at The Wilde Resort & Spa in Sedona
On The Record: Motown Sound Collection Part 2
Calico Jack - Jack Speak Shanties
Live: Rod Stewart And Cheap Trick Rock Chicagoland
Sites and Sounds: The Ramble Festival
Foreigner To Film 50th Anniversary Show On Ellis Island
Kings of Leon And Zach Bryan Set Release Of 'We're Onto Something'
Babymetal Make U.S. Chart History With New Album
MxPx, Face To Face, The Vandals Lead Punk Rock Christmas Lineup
The Cribs Share 'Summer Seizures' From First New Album in Five Years
New Ozzy Osbourne Documentary TV Broadcast Cancelled At Last Minute
David Lee Roth Mocks Sammy Hagar's Ghost Of Eddie Van Halen Story
Joyce Manor Return With First New Music In Three Years 'All My Friends Are So Depressed'