Mark Chadwick (musician)

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Mark Chadwick (born 23 June 1966, Münster, Germany^{[citation needed]}) is co-founder, lead singer/songwriter and guitarist of the British band, The Levellers.

[edit] Early life

Mark Chadwick, son of Geoff and Hazel Chadwick, was born at the British Army Hospital in Münster. Because of his father's military career, Chadwick grew up in Germany, Colchester, Warwick and Northern Ireland. Geoff Chadwick's best friend in the army was Bob Coxon, father of Graham Coxon, who went on to play in Blur before launching a solo career. Mark and Graham were friends as youngsters.^[1]