Spencer Day
Spencer Day grew up in San Francisco and started performing in local clubs when he was 14. His debut album 'Introducing Spencer Day' came out in 2005,...
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Spencer Day grew up in San Francisco and started performing in local clubs when he was 14. His debut album 'Introducing Spencer Day' came out in 2005, followed by 'Vagabond' in 2007 and 'Daydream' in 2011. He's released other records like 'The Way You Say Goodbye' and 'Seventh Heaven' since then.
His song '72 And Sunny (Chill Remix)' got a lot of attention, along with tracks like 'Last Train To New Jersey' and 'Shadow Man.' Day performs with a band that includes Matt Cappy on guitar and Ryan McGillicuddy on bass.
In 2010, he had surgery for a brain tumor, which affected his life and songwriting. He's also been vocal about LGBTQ+ issues, which has drawn both support and criticism.
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