Happy Mondays legend Bez married his long-term partner earlier this month â see him dance at the altar below.
The star, real name Mark Berry, tied the knot with Firouzeh Razavi on September 4 at St Maryâs Church in Kentchurch, Herefordshire.
This weekend (September 10) the official Happy Mondays Twitter account shared footage from the wedding, which sees Bez doing his iconic dancing at the altar.
“Sing hosanna to the King!!” the tweet reads.
See Bez dancing his way down the aisle below.
Sing hosanna to the King!!
Bez & Frou
pic.twitter.com/80UgFk7Ci4
— Happy Mondays (@Happy_Mondays) September 10, 2022
Earlier this summer Happy Mondays released a new EP, âTart Tartâ, in tribute to their late bassist Paul Ryder. Ryder passed away on July 15 at the age of 58.
In a statement, his surviving bandmates described him as âa true pioneer and legendâ who will be âforever missedâ. A cause of death is not yet known.
All profits from the release will be donated to MusiCares, a charity chosen by Paulâs daughter Amelia, who explained: âMusiCares is a charity that helps people in the music industry who are struggling with addiction issues.
âFourteen years ago, Paul was given help and support from the organisation who helped fund extended outpatient care and therapy that enabled him to have 14 subsequent happy and productive years.â
She added: âJust two weeks ago he mentioned them in an interview and often expressed his gratitude and desire to pay their support forward so others could be helped too.â
Paul formed Happy Mondays alongside Shaun Ryder in 1980, playing through until their initial split in 1993. While not joining the band for their reunion in 2004, he did reunite with the Mondays for a further run of comeback gigs in 2012, which had continued until the present day.
Upon the news of Paulâs death, Ian Brown, Andy Bell and Haçienda DJ Dave Haslam paid tribute on social media. Brown hailed the late musician as âa great friend, a great musician [and] a great fellaâ.
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