James Blunt Pledges Name Change if Album Hits No. 1

The singer-songwriter offers to legally adopt a fan-chosen name if his re-released album tops the charts.

James Blunt is re-releasing his debut album, Back to Bedlam, on October 11 to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
The British pop star has promised to legally change his name to the most popular suggestion from fans if the album reaches number one.
Suggestions for Blunt's new name include Blunty McBluntface, a nod to the viral Boaty McBoatface phenomenon.
Blunt's announcement, shared on social media, has already garnered significant attention, with millions of views and thousands of comments.
The re-release of Back to Bedlam will coincide with a tour across the UK and Europe, including a performance at London's O2 Arena.