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“Once Gared passed it became something that we had to do for him, in his honour.” How the spirit and soul of late Planes Mistaken For Stars frontman Gared O’Donnell shines on in his band’s new record, Do You Still Love Me?

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“Once Gared passed it became something that we had to do for him, in his honour.” How the spirit and soul of late Planes Mistaken For Stars frontman Gared O’Donnell shines on in his band’s new record, Do You Still Love Me?

Planes Mistaken For Stars vocalist/guitarist Gared O’Donnell died on November 25, 2021, from esophageal cancer. His bandmates were determined that they would honour his memory by completing the album they had started together

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