James Blunt will change his name if debut album re-enters charts at number one
02 October 2024, 15:46
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Tyler Damara Kelly
James Blunt has vowed to change his name if the 20th Anniversary Edition of his album Back To Bedlam re-enters the charts at number one.
"Wanna ruin my life? If the 20th Anniversary Edition of my album “Back To Bedlam” re-enters the charts at number 1, I will legally change my name - to whatever you guys decide," James Blunt explained on his socials.
The 20th anniversary edition of Back To Bedlam will be released on 11 October.
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