Damian Lewis and his brilliant band played gig number eight, the final show of their UK Tour Part 2 in Cambridge at Junction on Thursday, March 28, 2024 in support of his debut album Mission Creep, as well as new songs like Traffic Jam, Pentonville Prison and She Makin’ Me Change from his highly anticipated upcoming second album due out hopefully later this year. His supporting act was fellow band member and musician Kitty Liv – you can find out more about her music here. Some of Damian’s family was in the audience for this last show, including his daughter and son Manon and Gulliver, as well as his eldest brother William Russell, former Lord Mayor of London. View more Cambridge photos in our Gallery here.
Damian Lewis and his brilliant band played gig number seven of their UK Tour Part 2 in Norwich at Epic Studios on Wednesday, March 27, 2024 in support of his debut album Mission Creep, as well as new songs like Traffic Jam, Pentonville Prison and She Makin’ Me Change from his highly anticipated upcoming second album due out hopefully later this year. His supporting act was fellow band member and musician Kitty Liv – you can find out more about her music here. Final stop – Cambridge! It’s not too late to see the last show on this leg of the tour. Find ticket information here. View more Norwich photos in our Gallery here.
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The McCrory Award Campaign 2024
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 26, 2024
Damian hosted a private viewing of the “DoNotDisturb” art exhibit on March 26, 2024 at the Alon Zakaim Fine Arts gallery in London, showcasing exclusive photography pieces and black and white sketches of Helen McCrory and other celebrities to support the Sir Hubert von Herkomer Foundation and to honor The McCrory Award.
Funds raised from the charity event will sponsor three young HvH Arts Foundation artistic beneficiaries who will be bestowed The McCrory Award mentorship. The inaugural event launched back on June 15, 2022.
Debbi Clark, photographer and CEO/Founder of HvH Arts Foundation, and Sadie Frost also co-hosted the occasion, with a visit from the Mayor of Camden. The event was curated by stylist Marcella Martinelli. Others in attendance at tonight’s private exhibit were Damian and Helen’s children Manon and Gulliver.
Images of Helen, Damian, Cillian Murphy, Jude Law, Benedict Cumberbatch, Eddie Redmayne, Billie Piper, James Purefoy, Andrew Scott, and many more were donated in support of the private viewing and some images were launched via the online catalogue to browse for purchase through donation and pledge to support the charity.
The pieces were donated by professional photographers Debbi Clark, Ray Burmiston, David Venni, Clive Arrowsmith, Ian Derry, Charlie Gray, Lorenzo Agius, Tony Vaccaro, John “Rankin” Waddell , Ram Shergill, Terry O’Neill, plus black and white sketches from artist Nina Mae Fowler.
The foundation – which Helen was the former Patron of and is now patroned by Damian – gives access to free art and media workshops for disadvantaged children “…so they can express their inner artist” and flourish. This includes, but not limited to, photography, film making, sculpting, cooking, music production and song writing, drama, poetry, dance, crochet, fine art/painting, graffiti street art and much more. View more images from the event in our Gallery here.
ALTHOUGH Damian Lewis will be most familiar for his acting roles, he does have a burgeoning musical career which is slowly emerging into the light.
Here was the star of Band of Brothers, Wolf Hall, Homeland and Billions standing in front of a mic, acoustic guitar in hand (sometimes electric) and backed by a band of young but seasoned professionals.
Lewis the singer, so the story goes, harks back to a post-Eton, pre-stardom time when he busked around Europe. He carried on playing here and there, but acting took over.
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UK Tour Part 2: Sixth Show
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 25, 2024
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Damian Lewis and his brilliant band played gig number six of their UK Tour Part 2 in Poole at The Lighthouse/Centre for the Arts on Monday, March 25, 2024 in support of his debut album Mission Creep, as well as new songs like Traffic Jam, Pentonville Prison and She Makin’ Me Change from his highly anticipated upcoming second album due out hopefully later this year. His supporting act was fellow band member and musician Kitty Liv – you can find out more about her music here. Nothing like family support – Damian’s sister Amanda Yaxley was spotted in the audience at tonight’s gig! Next up – Norwich! It’s not too late to see one of his shows. Tour schedule and ticket information is here. View more Poole photos in our Gallery here.
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Baby Dog Buddy
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 25, 2025
While on This Morning earlier this month, Damian smooched the most famous UK puppy and cutest fur celebrity named Baby Dog Buddy, who brings awareness to the Dogs for Autism campaign. Currently there is an emergency appeal for 10 more miracle dogs like Buddy desperately needed in 2024. Sponsor a puppy, transform a life: your donation matters
Every pound you donate goes towards the comprehensive training of their remarkable pups. Learn more here.
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The Proclaimers
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 25, 2024
Damian spontaneously sang “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” for Scottish fans who travelled to Oxford to see him. Amongst the crowd at the show were a couple of women who had travelled down from Scotland to watch the performance. The pair made Damian aware of this after shouting during a break between songs and given their nationality and the distance they had travelled, the singer replied hilariously. He spontaneously started to sing the classic Scottish song I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) by The Proclaimers for the pair. The women as well as the rest of the crowd were left stunned, but then joined in with singing and clapping as Damian and his band put on quite the show. When finished he told the crowd in his best Scottish accent, “That’s just so you wouldn’t come up here and bust my ball bags!” Watch snippet of video below:
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A Sold-Out Show
by Hannah Compton | Building Our Own Nashville | March 24, 2024
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It’s somewhat a night of community when Stroudies gather together for a night at The Sub Rooms. A relatively small town, having such a high calibre of artists means a great deal and people truly make the effort to be there. There will always be someone you know in the audience on whichever night you attend but tonight for Damian Lewis it felt even more of a community with many of Lewis’ local friends in the audience.
A sold out show from as soon as the tickets went on sale, The Sub Rooms in Stroud was buzzing with fans eager to hear his music live.
Damian Lewis and his brilliant band played gig number five of their UK Tour Part 2 in Stroud at Sub Rooms on Sunday, March 24, 2024 in support of his debut album Mission Creep, as well as new songs like Traffic Jam, Pentonville Prison and She Makin’ Me Change from his highly anticipated upcoming second album due out hopefully later this year. His supporting act was fellow band member and musician Amelie Watson – you can find out more about her music here. Next up – Poole! It’s not too late to see one of his shows. Tour schedule and ticket information is here. View more Stroud photos in our Gallery here.
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UK Tour Part 2: Fourth Show
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 22, 2024
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Damian Lewis and his brilliant band played gig number four of their UK Tour Part 2 in Oxford at O2 Academy on Friday, March 22, 2024 in support of his debut album Mission Creep, as well as new songs like Traffic Jam, Pentonville Prison and She Makin’ Me Change from his highly anticipated upcoming second album due out hopefully later this year. He even played “500 Miles” by the Proclaimers at the request of Scottish fans who had traveled to see him! Watch that here. His supporting act was fellow band member and musician Amelie Watson – you can find out more about her music here. Next up – Stroud! It’s not too late to see one of his shows. Tour schedule and ticket information is here. View more Oxford photos in our Gallery here. and a special thank you to our wonderful friend Vincent Weijers for all the photos and videos.
Damian Lewis and his brilliant band played gig number three of their UK Tour Part 2 in Watford at The Palace on Wednesday, March 20, 2024 in support of his debut album Mission Creep, as well as new songs like Traffic Jam, Pentonville Prison and She Makin’ Me Change from his highly anticipated upcoming second album due out hopefully later this year. His supporting act was fellow band member and musician Kitty Liv – you can find out more about her music here. Next up – Oxford! It’s not too late to see one of his shows. Tour schedule and ticket information is here. View more Watford photos in our Gallery here.
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Life’s Too Short To Not Do What You Love
by This Morning | YouTube | March 19, 2024
Damian was a guest on This Morning, Tuesday, March 19, 2024 with hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley. He discussed music, his debut album Mission Creep, his UK Tour Part 2 and playing upcoming sold-out shows. He may have also smooched a pooch while on set, and answered some corridor questions. Renowned for hit series like Homeland and Billions, once embarked on a journey across Europe with nothing but a tent, a guitar and a dream of becoming the next Elvis. Now, after decades of silver screen success and a tough couple of years that reminded him ‘life’s too short’, he’s revisiting his childhood rockstar dreams. He joins us in-studio to tell us about putting down the scripts and picking up the microphone stand as he continues his UK tour.
It’s not too late to see one of his shows. Tour schedule and ticket information here.
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