Bruce Guthro, the former lead vocalist of the Scottish rock band Runrig, has passed away at 62 years old; according to one of his former bandmates, Guthro revealed two months ago that he was battling a terrible disease.
However, further circumstances related to his death are unknown. His death news was released through social media on September 6, 2023. Guthro’s bandmate Pete Wishart announced his death on his Twitter account and stated:
“I was shocked to learn of my friend and old bandmate Bruce Guthro’s tragic passing. It was a pleasure to perform with him since he was the kindest guy you could ever wish to meet. A superb performer, musician, and songwriter who was tragically gone too soon. He will be missed by us. RIP.”
So, so sad to hear of the untimely death of my friend and former band mate Bruce Guthro. He was just the nicest person you could ever hope to meet and a joy to perform with. An exceptional singer, musician and song writer taken far too soon. We are going to miss him. RIP. pic.twitter.com/Z973etWGu9
— Pete Wishart (@PeteWishart) September 6, 2023
Guthro turned 62 years old on August 31, 2023. Bruce Guthro was one of Cape Breton’s most well-known artists in Canada and spent over 40 years in the field.
He left the world by leaving behind his wife, Kim Anderson-Guthro, his two children, Jodi and Dylan, and a vast community. Thoughts and Condolences to his family, friends, and music Industry, his funeral details have not been made public yet.
Who was Bruce Guthro?
Bruce Guthro, a Canadian singer-songwriter from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, was born on August 31, 1961. He was a resident of Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia.
Guthro was a songwriter and lead singer for the Scottish Celtic rock band Runrig from 1998 until their 2018 disbandment.
In addition to hosting and conceptualizing the Canadian TV program, Songwriters featured performers including Jim Cuddy, Colin James, and Alan Doyle (of the Canadian band Great Big Sea). Guthro is the father of the musicians Jodi and Dylan Guthro. With Dave Gunning, he co-produced Dylan’s acclaimed 2012 debut album All That’s True and co-wrote five of its tracks.
Bruce Guthro’s Hit Albums and Song
Guthro sang several singles and released many hit songs of Guthro’s career, including Walk this road (1997), Fiddle and Bow (1997), Falling (1998), Good Love (1999), Factory Line (2001), Disappear (2001), Holy road (2007) and many more.
Some of his albums include Sails to the wind (1994), Of Your Son (1998), Guthro (2001), Beautiful Life (2006), No Final Destination (2009), Celtic Crossing (2011), and Bound for Bethlehem (2012).
Bruce Guthro’s Net Worth
Guthro had a great time in the industry; he gained fame and respect for his skills and abilities. Guthro had released famous songs and albums and earned enough to live lavish lives.
As per reports, Guthro had an estimated net worth of $1.1 million. According to Vipfaq users, the net worth includes his property, stocks, and luxury goods. Guthro had significantly impacted the music industry; his legacy will always remain as a musician—prayers for him. Rest in Peace, Guthro.
Guthro’s Achievement Awards
- Guthro has won multiple ECMAs (East Coast Music Awards); some of his awards include:
- ECMA Songwriter of the Year for “Fiddle and Bow” in 1997.
- CRMA Solo Artist of the year and CCMA Rising star of the year in 1998.
- ECMA Male artist of the year, Singe of the year, and Pop/Rock artist of the year in 1999.
- ECMA Socan songwriter for “Falling” AND ECMA album of the year for (of your son) in 1999.
- ECMA awards for Male Artist of the Year, Pop Artist/Group of the Year, and Guthro Album of the Year in 2002.
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