Junkyard Lead Singer David Roach Dies at 59 After Cancer Battle Weeks Post-Marriage
Junkyard Lead Singer David Roach Dies at 59 After Cancer Battle Weeks Post-Marriage

Junkyard Lead Singer David Roach Dies at 59 After Cancer Battle Weeks Post-Marriage

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David Roach, lead singer of the 1980s rock band Junkyard, has died at the age of 59 after a courageous battle with aggressive squamous cell carcinoma, which affected his head, neck, and throat. His death came just two weeks after he married his partner, Jennifer, who became his full-time carer during his illness. The band and family shared heartfelt tributes, highlighting Roach's talents as a gifted artist and devoted family man, with his child expressing deep grief over the loss. Despite the devastating diagnosis, Roach maintained his sense of humor and resilience throughout his treatment. A crowdfunding campaign was established earlier to help with his medical expenses, reflecting the strong support from fans and the music community. Roach's passing marks a significant loss to the hard rock scene, where Junkyard was known for their distinctive blues-rock style since the late 1980s.

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