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As a performer, he first came to prominence in the 1970s with anecdotes about Midlands life delivered in a Brummie accent - and his novelty single Funky Moped, a surprise top five hit in 1975.

Since pre-sale tickets went live on Tuesday, fans have been scrambling for the chance to see the Brummie rockers perform one last time.

Sharon Thompson, deputy council leader, said he was a "proud Brummie and a man of compassion who never forgot the community that shaped him".

Now a Peaky Blinders film is coming to Netflix, with Oscar winner Murphy set to step back into his role as everyone's favourite Brummie gangster.

But he hinted there could be more to come, adding: "I’m excited for the future and the next steps in my journey. This isn’t the last you’ve heard of the 'Yummy Brummie'."