Tributes have poured in following the death of a stalwart of Doncaster’s music scene.

Shane Peters, who was a familiar face on the city’s pub and club scene, died earlier this week, a spokesperson for Bentley Top Club, where he was a regular performer, announced.

Known as the Selby Superstar for his roots, his real name was Dave O’Hara, choosing Shane Peters as his stage name as a popular country and western singer and guitarist.

A brief statement shared on social media read: ”It is with great sadness that I have to pass on the news that Dave O'Hara aka Shane Peters passed away earlier today.

“He had been a part of our music family for many years and he will be missed by everyone that met him or were privileged to see him perform.

“Bless you "Shane" and thank you for all the music we shared.”

One friend shared: “I’m crying here and shocked. Shane will be sorely missed by all at the Top Club and every other venue he’s played over the years - love the guy.

“Bon Voyage to the stars my friend.”

Another shared: “I've had the privilege of knowing Dave as an artiste and friend for many years, and last saw him a few months ago at the country night at the Top Club.

“He got up and sang and his voice sounded as good as ever. What a great shame to lose such a talent and such a wonderful person as Dave, I rarely saw him without a smile on his face.

Another wrote: “Poor Shane a wonderful man and fellow artiste - a sweet voice now sings in heaven. RIP to our talented friend.”

“So sorry to hear this sad news he was a lovely man condolences to his family,” another tribute said.

And another pal wrote: “Shane was the loveliest man, and such a talented singer/guitarist. Heartbreaking.”