Groove Armada band members Andy Cato and Tom Findlay opened up about their near-death experiences over the course of their 25-year music career.
The I See You Baby singers have reunited for one final round of live performances during their epic farewell tour which celebrates their impressive musical career over the years.
As they prepare for the second leg of their tour in Australia, the dynamic duo has gone on to release a new single to mark their milestone achievement titled Hold A Vibe.
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Their latest hit track features on their anniversary album GA25 which hits shelves on Friday as they continue to bring their chart-topping music to millions of fans all over the world.
Now, in an exclusive interview with Daily Star, the hugely popular 1990s group, the dynamic duo shared their scariest near-death experiences during their time in the music industry.
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Singer-turned-psychologist Tom explained how their tour manager brushed shoulders with death during the peak of their fame while performing in the heart of Miami.
He explained: “We were sat outside a hotel in Miami with our tour manager when someone on the seventh floor opened the windows to have a smoke and the window fell off.
“And then [the smoker] fell seven floors and hit our tour manager Jamie on the head, broke his neck very nearly killed him. So that was a moment of Russian Roulette.”
But the musical duo didn’t just fear death once in their career, as Tom Findlay went on to reveal how Andy was almost “sliced in half” by a steel panel.
He added: “We had a moment when we were sound checking in the round house in London where they’d just fixed the roof.
“We were checking out the sub-base noise and this huge steel panel dropped in front of me, about 30 centimetres and sliced a fire case in half. So, we’ve done the near-death thing.”
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The pair went on to immortalise the bone-chilling moment in song when they released the song Drop That Panel back in 2007.
He added: “We wrote a song about that, a song called Drop That Panel in honour of the round house sound check.”
You can pick up their new album GA25 via their website here.
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