Angry Anderson Dies at Age 79 After Cardiac Arrest

Australian rock legend and Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson has died aged 79 following a cardiac arrest that occurred while he was touring in Germany. His family and bandmates confirmed his death on Monday, noting that the singer passed away surrounded by loved ones in Australia. Born Gary Stephen Anderson in Melbourne in 1947, Anderson spent 50 years in music as a vocalist for Rose Tattoo before achieving solo success with hits like Suddenly. He also worked extensively as a television presenter and charity worker but later faced controversy due to anti-Islam views. The band had initially cancelled their European tour after he was admitted to the hospital earlier that month.