A well-known DJ and producer of electronic music named Stu Allan passed away on September 22 at the age of 60. His friends and relatives confirmed the information on Thursday night and sent the following statement to his social media accounts:
We are writing to let you know that Stu passed away today, and we are doing so with deep regret. In a short while, we will be planning a memorial gathering where we can all honor Stu’s amazing life. Please share your memories of Stu in the comment section below.
The late DJ was honored by presenter Justin Robertson, who said that Allan “introduced him to more amazing music than he can recollect.” He continued by saying that he first heard hip-hop and house music at one of Allan’s performances.
Death Cause For Stu Allan
After a valiant battle with cancer, Stu Allan lost his battle. He was told he had the disease a year ago. He has openly spoken about his illness and even posted a picture of himself in the hospital with the caption:
Just giving the nosy crew a quick update. I looked like this earlier in the week when I was on the road to recovery following “treatment” for a rare GIST. Please be understanding with me; I’ll have good days and bad days, but everything will work out in the end. I appreciate your consideration.
However, there is no information on whether he had had any additional illnesses, and his medical history is uncertain.
Here is a quick summary of everything you should know about Stu Allan.
Allan, who was born in 1962, became well-known in the 1980s and 1990s for his work on Piccadilly Radio and Key 103. His performances had a big impact on the music of the time, and DJ Magazine placed him third as the best DJ in the world in 1993.
In Manchester’s Piccadilly Radio between 1984 and 1986, Allan’s mixes and remixes were frequently played. Allan started his DJ career in 1982.
He received his own program on Piccadilly Radio in July 1986, and despite serving as a stand-in, he was hired permanently. Additionally, Allan created soul television shows including Souled Out and Bus Diss.
He was a well-known DJ at Bowlers in Trafford Park, Manchester, and became a fan favorite in the 1990s thanks to his lively old-school music. Allan worked on the Eurodance Act Clock production team from 1993 to 1999.
At Kiss 100 FM’s request, Allan utilized mixed in 1999 and 2000 to produce the wildly successful program, Kiss Mix. He held a different show on Pure Dance called Hardcore Nation in 2005, then in 2012 he switched to Unity Radio 92.8 FM in Manchester. Allan presented the Oldskool Nation, which was broadcast on OSN Radio every Sunday.
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