Noughties indie band unrecognisable after bleach blonde makeover
THIS NOUGHTIES indie band looks unrecognisable after undergoing a bleach blonde hair transformation.
The rockers released a new promo photo for their upcoming gigs later this year.
The lads looked very different as they showcased their new look.
The trio posed for a photo all suited and booted and looking serious.
But have you worked out who it is yet?
Well it’s none other than British punk rock band The Ordinary Boys.
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The band consists of Samuel Preston ‘aka Preston’, along with Charles “Chuck” Stanley, James Gregory and Matthew Powers.
The band is set to return to live music next month after a decade’s hiatus to celebrate their 20th anniversary.
They will be performing a number of intimate gigs in Worthing, Bristol, Darwen and Portsmouth.
But first they will be kicking things off with a special show in London at the Strongroom Bar – and fans can get tickets for as little as £20.
The group will also be making an appearance this summer at Chester’s Together Again Festival at Bolesworth Castle.
In a bid to reinvent themselves ahead of the shows, the singers were seen sporting their striking hairdo for a new poster.
The Ordinary Boys are best known for their 2006 UK Top 10 hits Boys Will Be Boys.
Their collaboration with Lady Sovereign titled Nine2Five was also a hit.
They also released a number of other tracks during the mid-2000s including I Luv U, Lonely at the Top, and Talk Talk Talk.
Preston is arguably the most well known member of the group thanks to his appearance on Celebrity Big Brother in 2006.
The singer went on to marry fellow housemate Chantelle Houghton after meeting on the show, but split just a year later.
Preston’s ex Chantelle told The Sun last year: “I think everyone loves a romance love story don’t they.
“I think a house romance would definitely make it easier for you, because you’ve got that person haven’t you.
“Whereas if you have no real friendship or connection, you’re sort of there on your own and it’s quite lonely and there’s a lot of mind games.