Hepburn

Hepburn was a British pop rock and pop punk group from the United Kingdom formed in 1997. The band consisted of Jamie Benson, Lisa Lister, Sarah Davies, and Beverley Fullen. Recognition increased with the debut single "I Quit" (1999), which reached number 8 on the UK Singles Chart and was featured on the album Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Album. Their discography includes the self-titled album Hepburn (1999), which reached number 28 in the United Kingdom. Subsequent recordings include the singles "Bugs" (1999), which reached number 14, and "Deep Deep Down" (2000), which reached number 16. Following Fullen's departure in 1999, she was replaced by Lisa Gordon and later Tasha Baylis. The group disbanded in 2000. Benson released the solo album Jamie Benson - My Confession (2002), and Davies became a detective constable with the Nottinghamshire Police.