Chris Sharrock - Exploded On Stage - Authorities decided Best Left Alone

Throughout his extensive career, Sharrock has collaborated with numerous prominent bands and artists, showcasing his versatility and commitment to music.

Sharrock's professional journey began with The Cherry Boys, contributing to their debut single "Man to Man" in January 1981. He then joined The Icicle Works in 1981, playing on their first four albums and helping to define their distinctive sound until his departure in 1988.

In 1988, Sharrock briefly joined The La's, drumming on their hit single "There She Goes." He later contributed to The Wild Swans' second album in 1990 and became an official member of World Party in the mid-1990s, further expanding his musical repertoire.

Sharrock's versatility led him to join The Lightning Seeds, followed by a significant tenure as the drummer for Robbie Williams' live band from 1997 to 2008, during which he played on several of Williams' successful albums and tours

In 2008, Sharrock joined Oasis, replacing drummer Zak Starkey. Although he did not play on their 2008 album Dig Out Your Soul, he was integral to the subsequent tour, earning acclaim for his energetic performances and engaging stage presence. Following Oasis's split in 2009, Sharrock became a member of Beady Eye, formed by former Oasis members, and later joined Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds, contributing to their live performances and recordings.

In 2023, Sharrock was instrumental in recording Council Skies, the band’s fourth album. His drumming on tracks like "Pretty Boy" showcased his ability to blend restraint with bursts of energy, mirroring the introspective yet expansive themes of Gallagher’s songwriting. Critics praised his contributions, noting how his playing elevated the music, adding texture and depth to the album’s atmospheric soundscapes.