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entertainment Updated 24 Sep 2026

Pete Byrne, vocalist of British band Naked Eyes, dies at 74

HarZaviya summary · from 4 outlets

Most outlets led with the news of Pete Byrne’s death at 74, noting his role as the lead singer of the British new wave band Naked Eyes and the cause as a brief illness. Geo News added that he passed away peacefully in Los Angeles, while The News International mentioned the band’s official website as the source of the announcement.

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  1. Naked Eyes vocalist Pete Byrne dies at 74 after brief illness

    Pete Byrne, the lead vocalist and co-founder of the 1980s new wave duo Naked Eyes, has died at the age of 74 following a brief illness.

  2. BOL News 91% identical

    Peter Byrne, voice of Naked Eyes, dies at 74

    Peter Byrne, the British singer who helped define the sound of 1980s new wave as half of the duo Naked Eyes, has died at 74 after a brief illness, according to an announcement on the band’s website.

  3. Geo News 88% identical

    Peter Byrne, singer of ‘Naked Eyes' hits, dead at 74

    Peter Byrne, singer of ‘Naked Eyes’ hits, dead at 74Peter Byrne, the British singer and musician best known as a member of the 80s new-wave duo Naked Eyes, has died at 74.Byrne died “peacefully” after a brief illness on Sept. 14 in Los Angeles, according to...

  4. The News International 89% identical

    Naked Eyes singer Peter Byrne breathes his last at 74

    Peter Byrne, lead singer of the '80s new-wave band 'Naked Eyes,' has passed away at the age of 74.'Naked Eyes' announced the news of the musician's passing on its official website. According to a released statement, Peter "died peacefully in Los...

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