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Crystal Palace paid tribute to Faithless singer and Eagles fan Maxi Jazz during their Premier League clash against Fulham on Boxing Day following his death on Friday.
The 65-year-old passed away in his sleep at his South London home and Palace honoured the renowned popstar at Selhurst Park.
Jazz was a lifelong supporter of Crystal Palace and became an associate director of the football club in 2012.
Jazz, whose real name was Maxwell Fraser, was born in Brixton in 1957 and went on to have a highly successful career as the frontman of Faithless and other groups and as a solo artist.
Fraser shared a video just four weeks ago on social media playing his guitar, revealing he was rehearsing new music.
Faithless is best known for the 1995 hit Insomnia which topped the UK dance charts and peaked at number three in the UK chart when it was re-released a year later.
As a solo artist Jazz collaborated with stars including Robbie Williams on 1 Giant Leap's track My Culture and with Tiesto and Jamiroquai.