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Released 5th June 2026
Damian joins us in St. Peter's on Sunday 7th June for a performance/Q&A and signing. For more information, visit the dedicated event page.
Globally recognised and now firmly established as a compelling recording artist, Damian Lewis returns with Sweet Chaos, a powerful follow-up to his acclaimed 2023 debut Mission Creep, blending blues-rock, indie rock, and soulful pop with cinematic storytelling and raw emotional intensity. Recorded in West London with renowned producer Guy Chambers (Robbie Williams), alongside collaborators Dave Archer (guitar) and Will Cleasby (drums), the album captures a more expansive and dynamic sound. From the brooding, blues-infused opener No Man's Land to the swaggering pop-funk storytelling of Pentonville Prison and the anthemic pull of Traffic Jam, Sweet Chaos explores themes of love, loss, frustration, and release. Highlights include Leech, a sharp indie-rock critique of
Released 5th June 2026
Damian joins us in St. Peter’s on Sunday 7th June for a performance/Q&A and signing. For more information, visit the dedicated event page.
Globally recognised and now firmly established as a compelling recording artist, Damian Lewis returns with Sweet Chaos, a powerful follow-up to his acclaimed 2023 debut Mission Creep, blending blues-rock, indie rock, and soulful pop with cinematic storytelling and raw emotional intensity. Recorded in West London with renowned producer Guy Chambers (Robbie Williams), alongside collaborators Dave Archer (guitar) and Will Cleasby (drums), the album captures a more expansive and dynamic sound. From the brooding, blues-infused opener No Man’s Land to the swaggering pop-funk storytelling of Pentonville Prison and the anthemic pull of Traffic Jam, Sweet Chaos explores themes of love, loss, frustration, and release. Highlights include Leech, a sharp indie-rock critique of
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