Robson Green is back on screen in a surprising new role as backing guitarist for Sam Fender in the North Shields' singer's latest music video.
Fresh from gathering big crowds on both Druridge Bay and in a Tyneside street to film the video for recent single Seventeen Going Under, Sam has been back in front of the camera to shoot Howdon Aldi Death Queue.
The song itself has been attracting quite a stir online thanks to it kicking off with the iconic "Get off the Metro now!!!!" line that will be familiar to many Geordies from a viral video filmed by a passenger on the famous transport network.
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And now it's the accompanying video that has got everyone talking.
Brit winner Sam teased plans for it a few weeks ago and has now shared the results, with Robson and his Grantchester co-star Tom Brittney appearing as his backing musicians.
Robson shared a picture from the shoot on his Instagram page, writing: " @tombrittney and me had the time of our lives being part of the video shoot with @sam_fender and the band filming ‘HOWDON ALDI DEATH QUEUE’ check it it out on YouTube it Rocks!!"
Sam was quick to respond, telling former Soldier, Soldier and Wire in the Blood star Robson: "Absolute legend. thank you so much for doing it brother!"
Equally excited about being in the video, Tom, who plays vicar William Davenport in ITV's Grantchester, shared an on-set picture on his Insta grid, posting: "Had a lil cameo with my buddy @robsongreenonthegram in the new @sam_fender video for “Howdon Aldi Death Queue”. It was probably one of the most insane and fun things I’ve done in my life with one of my absolute favourite bands. Life is crazy eh. WATCH IT!"
Prior to the shoot, Sam, Robson and Tom headed out into the North Sea to do some dolphin spotting and fishing.
Tom shared highlights of their trip on his Instagram, writing: "What a day out - seeing some dolphins, going fishing for the first time in my life, and catching a pretty big one in the presence of a man who knows just a wee bit about fish…"
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