The Alarm singer, who had been fighting blood cancer for 30 years, died.

Mike Peters, The Alarm's lead singer, has died at the age of 66. The BBC reported on this on April 29.

Mike Peters, the frontman of the Welsh rock band The Alarm, a long-time cancer campaigner and fundraiser, has died at the age of 66.

The actor lived with blood cancer for 30 years. He was diagnosed with lymphoma in 1995. Subsequently, he suffered from chronic lymphocytic leukemia twice. According to the singer, if the disease had not been treated, he could have died within two months. He also noted that it was music that had supported his life since his last diagnosis.

"Live until your last breath and keep a positive attitude towards the world, your family and the environment in which you live,— the publication quoted Peters as saying.

The Alarm band was founded in 1981 in Wales. Two years later, she released the hit Sixty Eight Guns, which entered the top 20. In total, the band has sold over 5 million copies of their albums, recording several songs that entered the UK TOP 50.

According to The Guardian, in 2024, Peters was forced to cancel a tour of the United States due to a progressive illness. The musician is survived by his wife and two children.