Never-before-seen pictures of Ed Sheeran on display in Made In Suffolk exhibition
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| The exhibition documents the life and career of Ed Sheeran (Picture: Geoff Robinson) |
The Ed Sheeran: Made In Suffolk exhibition is set to open in the singer’s hometown of Ipswich on 20 August, showcasing a series of memorabilia that documents the life and career of the British musician.
For the first time ever, fans will get a glimpse of previously unseen photos of Ed, as a range of photos and sculptures on display depict the singer over the years.
This includes childhood pictures and drawings, sculptures, and still images from Ed’s music videos.
In particular, one image taken from the singer’s music video for Shape Of You shows off his heavily tattooed torso – and when you compare this to a childhood snap of Ed as a toddler, it is a complete transformation.
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| The exhibition displays childhood pictures and drawings of the singer (Picture: Geoff Robinson) |
The singer rose to prominence with his debut album, + (Plus) in 2011, and has since sold over 150 million records worldwide.
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| The famous puppet doppelganger from Ed’s music video for his single Sing is also being showcased (Picture: Geoff Robinson) |
Ed Sheeran has become one of the biggest British musicians over the past decade, so it’s only right that his life and career is celebrated in style.
The singer rose to prominence with his debut album, + (Plus) in 2011, and has since sold over 150 million records worldwide.
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| There are also many sculptures of the singer (Picture: Geoff Robinson) |
Most recently, Ed has released his fourth studio album, No.6 Collaborations Project, which is a follow up to his 2011 EP, No.5 Collaborations project.
The album, which features collaborations from stars such as Justin Bieber, Stormzy and Eminem, has become a massive success for the singer, topping the UK Albums Chart, while two singles from the album, I Don’t Care and Beautiful People, have also both hit number one on the UK Singles Chart.
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