Overview

• Danny O’Donoghue paused during The Script’s June 28 Pyramid Stage performance to dedicate “If You Could See Me Now” to co-founder Mark Sheehan.
• He thanked fans for their support and prayers, crediting their solidarity with sustaining the band’s spirit.
• Sheehan co-founded The Script in Dublin in 2001 and died in April 2023 at age 46 after a brief illness, prompting the band’s appeal for privacy.
• After struggling with alcohol and smoking following Sheehan’s death, O’Donoghue committed to sobriety in early 2024 to confront his grief head-on.
• The Script, known for hits like “The Man Who Can’t Be Moved,” have sold over 20 million records and headlined Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage this year.