Ash and Garbage lead tributes to ‘agent extraordinaire’ Steve Strange who has died aged 53

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ED Sheeran and Snow Patrol today led tributes to renowned music agent Steve Strange, who has died aged 53. The "legendary" artist booker had also worked with Eminem, Queens of the Stone Age, The Charlatans and Coldplay, among dozens more.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterArtists including Ash and the Charlatans have paid tribute to Steve Strange, a 'legendary' music agent who has died after a short illness.Strange, 53, was the founding partner of X-Ray Touring and has been described as 'legendary' in tributes following his death.He began his career in management and booking agencies in the 1990s, signing clients including Coldplay, Eminem, Queens of the Stone Age, Chance the Rapper, Snow Patrol and Jimmy Eat World, among many others.Strange was praised for championing new and emerging acts, while giving home grown acts a platform for their music.A tribute on Celebrity access said, "'We have lost a legendary figure in our personal and

Garbage, Frank Turner and The Brian Jonestown Massacre are among those across the music industry paying tribute to beloved booking agent Steve Strange, who has died aged 53 following a short illness.Strange co-founded the X-Ray Touring booking agency in 2005, and worked as the booking agent for international acts including but not limited to Queens Of The Stone Age, Coldplay, Eminem, Snow Patrol, Jimmy Eat World and more.In a statement posted to social media, X-Ray announced the sad news of Strange’s death, writing: “X-ray Touring are deeply saddened to announce that Steve Strange, one of the founding partners of the agency, has passed away after a short illness.