Jul 14, 2003 • 1 min read

Polyphonic Spree robe stolen at Northampton gig

A robe belonging to Polyphonic Spree frontman Tim DeLaughter was stolen during the band's Northampton gig, and he has appealed for its return.

Polyphonic Spree lead singer Tim DeLaughter has had "the first ever Polyphonic Spree robe" stolen.

The robe was taken while the band played at the Northampton Roadmenders on Thursday. Tim appealed for it's safe return saying that no questions would be asked if it were returned.

Tim said to NME: "It was made by my mother-in-law. Can you please ask whoever has it to send it to NME. It's fine if whoever took it wants a picture of it. I must get it back though - it has my mojo in it."

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