 The music management company who oversaw the later period of Sinéad O'Connor's career have paid tribute to the late singer. O'Connor died on Wednesday aged just 56 after being found at her home in Herne Hill, south London – a cause of death has not yet been given. Tributes have come in from all over the music industry for the legendary Irish singer, who was famed for her popular ballads and political principles. Pink, Morrissey, Annie Mac, and several others have shared their condolences for O'Connor's family, who are still mourning the death of her son Shane last year. And now 67 Management, to which O'Connor was signed, has shared a lengthy statement on their website, thanking the Nothing Compares 2 U singer. 'We would like to take this opportunity to send our love, our thoughts, our prayers to Sinead O'Connor's family at this time,' the statement opened. Sinéad hit the big time in the early 1990s with Prince-written Nothing Compares 2 U (Picture: EMI) 'We would like to thank the incredible love and support for Sinead from her fans first and foremost who have prevailed in their support and kindness throughout.' It continued: 'To the wonderful musicians, artists and supporting teams who have been nothing short of incredible in the time that we knew Sinead. 'Incredible as musicians and incredible as true friends to Sinead. Those that worked with her and those that supported her from the sidelines, thank you.' 67 Management had been representing Sinéad since 2014 (Picture: PA) The late Irish singer was remembered across the music industry (Picture: Getty) The statement also confirmed that O'Connor was planning to release a new album and had been exploring the possibility of a 2024 tour before her death. It concluded: 'It has been an honour to have worked with Sinead professionally over the last nine years, but much, much more than that, Sinead was family.' Figures from the world of TV have al){kind=link}
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The music management company who oversaw the later period of Sinead O’Connor’s career have paid tribute to the late singer.
O’Connor died on Wednesday aged just 56 after being found at her home in Herne Hill, south London – a cause of death has not yet been given.
Tributes have come in from all over the music industry for the legendary Irish singer, who was famed for her popular ballads and political principles.
Pink, Morrissey, Annie Mac, and several others have shared their condolences for O’Connor’s family, who are still mourning the death of her son Shane last year.