Jill Sobule, The Singer-songwriter Best Known For I Kissed A Girl, Has Died In A Fire
Jill Sobule, the singer-songwriter best known for I Kissed a Girl, has died in a fire. Jill Sobule, the award-winning singer-songwriter whose clever and moving lyrics first gained widespread attention with the song I Kissed a Girl, has died in a house fire. She was 66. Her death was confirmed by her publicist.Â
The cause of the fire in Minnesota wasn’t immediately clear. During a more than three decades of recording, Subul released 12 albums that tackled complex subjects such as capital punishment, anorexia nervosa, reproduction and LGBTQ plus issues.Â
Subul was due to perform in Denver on Friday night. Instead, there will be an informal gathering hosted by her friend. A formal memorial to celebrate her life and legacy will be held later this summer. She leaves behind her brother and sister-in-law, James and Mary Ellen Subul, as well as her nephews and cousins.
She was 66 years old, and her representative confirmed the news.
Details on the passing of singer Jill Sobel. Jill Sobel, the acclaimed singer-songwriter known for her groundbreaking 1995 song, I Kissed a Girl, tragically passed away in a house fire in Minneapolis early Thursday morning.Â
She was 66 years old, and her representative confirmed the news. Sobel’s career spanned over three decades and included 12 albums. She gained fame not only for I Kissed a Girl, but also for her hit Supermodel from the film Clueless. In recent years, She created the autobiographical musical Fuck Seventh Grade, which received critical acclaim and enjoyed several theatrical runs.Â
A cast recording of the musical is set to be released on June 6th, along with a special 30th anniversary reissue of her self-titled album featuring her most iconic songs. Jill Sobel’s contributions to music and her impact on LGBTQ plus representation will be remembered by fans and artists alike. Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations.
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