Gavin Rossdale

English musician (born October 30, 1965)

Gavin Rossdale

Rossdale performing in 2016

Born|

Gavin McGregor Rossdale

Marylebone, London, England

Occupations|

* Musician
* songwriter

Years active| 1983–present
Spouse|

Gwen Stefani

(m. 2002; div. 2016)​

Children| 4, including Daisy Lowe
Musical career
Genres|

* Alternative rock
* post-grunge
* hard rock
* grunge[1]

Instruments|

* Vocals
* guitar

Labels| Interscope
Member of| Bush
Formerly of| Institute
Website| gavinrossdale.com

Gavin McGregor Rossdale is an English musician, best known as the lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the rock band Bush. He helped form Bush in 1992. Upon the band's separation in 2002, he became the lead singer and guitarist for Institute and later began a solo career. He resumed his role in Bush when the band reunited in 2010. In 2013, he received the British Academy's Ivor Novello Award for International Achievement.

## Early life

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Rossdale was born 30 October 1965[2][3][4] or 30 October 1967[5] in London, England.[4] He is the son of Douglas Rossdale[6] and Barbara Stephan.[7] His mother was born in Scotland, whereas his father was of Russian Jewish descent. His father's family's surname had been changed to Rossdale from Rosenthal.[8][9] Rossdale was unable to speak until the age of four.[10]

Rossdale's parents divorced when he was 11 years old.[11] At around this time, Rossdale became interested in the then-current 1970s British punk rock phenomenon through his elder sister, Lorraine; Rossdale said in 1999: "everything I learned was from trying to hang out with [Lorraine's] friends. I was 12 when [punk] happened. At the top of our road was this record shop and I was always going in and getting one single at a time. That's why I've got X-Ray Spex and the Buzzcocks, practically the first edition of everything."[12] The Sex Pistols were also an influence on Rossdale at the time, with Rossdale telling American Songwriter in 2021 that they "changed his life" and that he "fell in love" with them "when I was 11 or 12 years old", having seen them "swearing at Bill Grundy on the TV."[13]

Beginning in 1979, Rossdale was educated at the independent Westminster School. Rossdale disliked his time at the school, as he was the target of bullying.[14]

## Music career

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### Before Bush

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During the 1980s,[15] Rossdale formed a pop band called Midnight with Sacha Puttnam.[15][16] Despite touring as far afield as Ireland and enjoying support slots for artists including Big Country and Cyndi Lauper,[12] his band saw little success after releasing two singles.[15][16]

Rossdale later became a member of the group The Little Dukes.[12] According to Alex Tate, the Little Dukes' music was contrary to Rossdale's musical preferences at the time.[12] After travelling to Los Angeles and New York City with the hope of being signed to a record label,[12] and crossing paths with a future Bush manager,[12] the band broke up in autumn 1991.[12]

### Bush

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Main article: Bush (British band)

In 1992, Rossdale established the grunge band Bush,[12] initially known as Future Primitive,[12] as its vocalist and rhythm guitarist after befriending lead guitarist Nigel Pulsford in November 1991.[1][12] Their debut album, Sixteen Stone (1994), was a huge commercial success.[17]

Bush's follow-up albums include Razorblade Suitcase, Deconstructed, The Science of Things, and Golden State. Each had commercial success, making Bush one of the best-selling rock groups of the 1990s.[18] Although the band reached superstar status in the US, they failed to have much impact in the UK.[19] The main exception to this was the UK chart success of the album Razorblade Suitcase (number 4) and its single "Swallowed" (number 7). A change in record labels and management did not bode well for the band, who disbanded in 2002.[20]

On 21 June 2010, it was announced that Bush would return and planned to release a new album. The Sea of Memories was released on 13 September 2011.[20] Bush have since released four more albums: Man on the Run in 2014, Black and White Rainbows in 2017, The Kingdom in 2020, and The Art of Survival in 2022.

### Other projects

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Rossdale performed a song entitled "Adrenaline" for the soundtrack of the film XXX, which features it during the end credits. This song was also the official theme song for WWE's Unforgiven pay-per-view event in September 2002 and also was The Undertaker's Desire/Tribute theme of that same year.[citation needed] He also guest appeared for Blue Man Group's "The Current" and is featured in its video. This song was used in the ending credits of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.[21][better source needed]

In 2004, after Bush had been on hiatus for two years, Rossdale formed Institute. Their album, Distort Yourself, released on 13 September 2005 achieved moderate success and the single "Bullet Proof Skin" was used in the motion picture Stealth. In an interview published in November 2008, Rossdale noted that the Institute record was, "for all intents and purposes, a solo record. It was just a bad marketing decision to call it something else".[22] Institute broke up in 2006, after one album.[citation needed]

Rossdale in August 2005

Rossdale's single, "Can't Stop the World", was the introduction theme to Fox's programme, Drive.[citation needed] In 2007, he covered John Lennon's "Mind Games" for the album Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur.[citation needed] Rossdale's first solo record, entitled Wanderlust, was released 3 June 2008.[23] Gwen Stefani, Rossdale's then-wife, sang background vocals on the track "Can't Stop The World", with other vocalists on the album including Shirley Manson, Katy Perry and Dave Stewart.[24] Bush and Institute guitarist Chris Traynor also played on the album. He also made a guest appearance on the DT8 Project album Perfect World, taking lead vocals and co-writing the track Falling.[citation needed]

On 1 April 2008 the first single from WANDERlust, "Love Remains The Same", was released through digital retailers. It entered the Billboard Hot 100 at Number 76, rising to 27 in October 2008, giving Rossdale his first Top 40 hit since the days when he fronted the post-grunge band Bush. Rossdale mounted a full-scale solo tour in Spring 2009.[25] Of the album's title, Rossdale said, "I just liked it because it's kind of sexy enough, it's powerful, it's one word. Wanderlust sums up that desire for music and for singing and performing and this life."[26]

Rossdale also provides the vocals for the Apocalyptica song "End of Me", which is the lead single from their 2010 album, 7th Symphony.[27]

Rossdale was a judge for the tenth annual Independent Music Awards to support independent artists' careers.[28] In 2013, Rossdale was awarded in the Ivor Novello Awards, for International Achievement in Songwriting,[29] which was presented to him by Chris Martin.[30][31] On 27 October 2017, Rossdale sang with Linkin Park at their special memorial concert in memory of vocalist Chester Bennington. He performed the song "Leave Out All the Rest".[citation needed]

## Acting career

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Rossdale acted in the film Constantine (2005), playing the half-demon Balthazar.[32] He has also appeared in Zoolander (2001), Mayor of the Sunset Strip (2004), Little Black Book (2004), the Game of Their Lives (2005), How to Rob a Bank (2007), and The Bling Ring (2013). Additionally, he featured in the crime drama television series Criminal Minds in the episode "The Performer" (2009), portraying a rock star named Paul Davies who takes a vampire-like alter ego named Dante whose music is involved in a string of exsanguination murders.[33] Rossdale was also in the eighth episode of season 5 of Burn Notice,[34] and he played the villain Johnny Moreau in the 100th episode of Hawaii Five-0 in November 2014. In 2021, he starred alongside Bella Thorne in the thriller film Habit.[35]

## Personal life

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Rossdale and then-wife Gwen Stefani with Mirka Federer at the 2010 US Open

In the late 1980s, Rossdale dated Suze DeMarchi, lead singer for the Australian band Baby Animals. Bush's song "Comedown" from 1994's Sixteen Stone is about their relationship.[36]

In 1995, Rossdale met Gwen Stefani, lead singer of the rock band No Doubt, when Bush and No Doubt were on tour together.[37] During a break in his relationship with Stefani, Rossdale dated Hole frontwoman and Kurt Cobain's widow Courtney Love for eight months in 1995 and 1996.[38] Rossdale then married Stefani in 2002. The two have three sons together; their sons were born in May 2006,[39] August 2008,[40] and February 2014,[41] respectively. On 3 August 2015, Stefani filed for divorce from Rossdale, claiming adultery on his part.[42] The divorce was finalized in April 2016.[43]

In his 1995 autobiography Take It Like a Man, Boy George wrote that Rossdale had a relationship with Peter Robinson, also known as Marilyn, in the 1980s. In a 1996 interview for Rolling Stone, Rossdale responded, "That's George's take – he doesn't know me. There's a queue of people going to their lawyers about stuff in his book..I hope he manages to sell some books by putting my name in there."[44] Elsewhere, both Rossdale and Robinson initially denied the story;[45][46] however, in 2003, Robinson dedicated the Marilyn single "Hold on Tight" to Rossdale, citing "the years of [their] passionate relationship" and featuring a photo of him and Rossdale on the cover.[47] In 2010, Rossdale acknowledged having had a relationship with Robinson, describing the relationship as experimentation and "part of growing up".[48][49] Robinson had previously stated that he "had a five-year relationship with Gavin which he agreed to keep secret for the sake of his rock career" and called Rossdale "the love of my life".[46][50]

In 2004, a paternity test revealed that Rossdale was the father of Pearl Lowe's daughter, Daisy Lowe (born 1989). Rossdale and Pearl had a brief relationship, and Rossdale had been Daisy's godfather.[51][52][53] Rossdale subsequently cut off all contact with Pearl and Daisy.[54][55][56] In 2009, however, several websites published photos of Daisy walking with Rossdale's son in London.[57][58] Both Daisy and Rossdale said in 2010 that their relationship is good and based on respect.[59]

## Discography

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### Bush

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Main article: Bush discography

* Sixteen Stone (1994)
* Razorblade Suitcase (1996)
* Deconstructed (1997)
* The Science of Things (1999)
* Golden State (2001)
* The Sea of Memories (2011)
* Man on the Run (2014)
* Black and White Rainbows (2017)
* The Kingdom (2020)
* The Art of Survival (2022)

### Institute

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* Distort Yourself (2005)

### Solo

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#### Studio albums

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Title  | Album details  | Peak chart positions

|
|

[60] | AUT
[61] | GER
[62] | SWI
[63]
WANDERlust |

* Released: 3 June 2008
* Label: Interscope Records

| 33  | 40  | 64  | 95

#### Singles

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##### As lead artist

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title  | Year  | Peak chart positions  | Album

|
|
|

[60] | US Main
[60] | US Alt
[60] | US Adult
[60] | CAN
[60] | GER
[62] | AUT
[64] | SWI
[65]
"Adrenaline"  | 2002  | —  | 24  | 20  | —  | —  | 78  | 62  | —  | XXX
"Love Remains the Same"  | 2008  | 27  | —  | 33  | 2  | 28  | 52  | 24  | 71  | WANDERlust
"Forever May You Run"  | 2009  | —  | —  | —  | 32  | —  | —  | —  | —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

##### As featured artist

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title  | Year  | Peak chart positions  | Album

|
|
|

Main
[60] | US
Alt
[60] | GER
[62] | NLD
[66] | UK
[67]
"The Current"
(Blue Man Group featuring Gavin Rossdale) | 2003  | —  | —  | —  | 96  | 93  | Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
"End of Me"
(Apocalyptica featuring Gavin Rossdale) | 2010  | 1  | 20  | 81  | —  | —  | 7th Symphony
"Bang A Gong"
(Santana featuring Gavin Rossdale) | 2010  | —  | —  | —  | —  | —  | Guitar Heaven: The Greatest Guitar Classics of All Time
"DooM Dance"
(Gunship featuring Carpenter Brut and Gavin Rossdale) | 2023  | —  | —  | —  | —  | —  | Unicorn
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

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## External links

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* Official website
* Gavin Rossdale at IMDb
* Gavin Rossdale at AllMusic

* v
* t
* e

Bush

* Gavin Rossdale
* Chris Traynor
* Corey Britz
* Nik Hughes

* Nigel Pulsford
* Dave Parsons
* Robin Goodridge

Studio albums|

* Sixteen Stone
* Razorblade Suitcase
* The Science of Things
* Golden State
* The Sea of Memories
* Man on the Run
* Black and White Rainbows
* The Kingdom
* The Art of Survival
* I Beat Loneliness

Live albums|

* Zen X Four

Compilation albums|

* Deconstructed
* The Best of '94–'99
* Loaded: The Greatest Hits 1994–2023

EPs|

* Loads of Remixes

Home videos|

* Live!

Singles|

* "Everything Zen"
* "Little Things"
* "Comedown"
* "Glycerine"
* "Machinehead"
* "Swallowed"
* "Greedy Fly"
* "Bonedriven"
* "Cold Contagious"
* "Mouth (The Stingray Mix)"
* "The Chemicals Between Us"
* "Warm Machine"
* "Letting the Cables Sleep"
* "The People That We Love"
* "Headful of Ghosts"
* "Inflatable"
* "Afterlife"
* "The Sound of Winter"
* "Baby Come Home"
* "The Only Way Out"
* "Mad Love"
* "The Beat of Your Heart"
* "This Is War"
* "Bullet Holes"
* "Flowers on a Grave"
* "More Than Machines"
* "Heavy Is the Ocean"
* "All Things Must Change"
* "Nowhere To Go But Everywhere"

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* Awards
* Discography
* Songs
* Tribute albums

Studio albums|

* Love. Angel. Music. Baby.
* The Sweet Escape
* This Is What the Truth Feels Like
* You Make It Feel Like Christmas
* Bouquet

Video albums|

* Harajuku Lovers Live

Singles|

* "What You Waiting For?"
* "Rich Girl"
* "Hollaback Girl"
* "Cool"
* "Luxurious"
* "Crash"
* "Wind It Up"
* "The Sweet Escape"
* "4 in the Morning"
* "Now That You Got It"
* "Early Winter"
* "Baby Don't Lie"
* "Spark the Fire"
* "Used to Love You"
* "Make Me Like You"
* "Misery"
* "You Make It Feel Like Christmas"
* "Santa Baby"
* "Secret Santa"
* "Nobody but You"
* "Here This Christmas"
* "Let Me Reintroduce Myself"
* "Slow Clap"
* "True Babe"
* "Purple Irises"
* "Somebody Else's"
* "Swallow My Tears"

Featured singles|

* "South Side"
* "Let Me Blow Ya Mind"
* "What's Going On"
* "Can I Have It Like That"
* "Glycerine"
* "Kings Never Die"
* "Hands"
* "Happy Anywhere"
* "Light My Fire"

Promotional singles|

* "The Real Thing"
* "Yummy"
* "Shine"
* "Go Ahead and Break My Heart"
* "Sleigh Ride"
* "Love Is Alive"

Other songs|

* "Almost Blue"
* "Serious"
* "Long Way to Go"
* "Start a War"
* "Leather and Lace"
* "Asking 4 It"
* "Rare"
* "Can't Stop the Feeling!"
* "What U Workin' With?"
* "My Gift Is You"
* "Under the Christmas Lights"
* "White Christmas"
* "Christmas Eve"
* "Physical (Remix)"
* "Boa"

Concerts and tours|

* Harajuku Lovers Tour
* The Sweet Escape Tour
* MasterCard Priceless Surprises Presents Gwen Stefani
* This Is What the Truth Feels Like Tour
* Just a Girl

Television|

* Kuu Kuu Harajuku
* Gwen Stefani's You Make It Feel Like Christmas

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