In 2026, the Offender Database reported that Ross Davidson, then 37, of Station Road, Finchley, North London, was found guilty of further serious sexual offences. On Wednesday, 28 January 2026, a jury at Wood Green Crown Court convicted Davidson following an 11-hour deliberation, exposing his “reprehensible” and “prolific” history of targeting women.
The investigation established that Davidson, who performed as a singer under the stage name Ross Wild for the band Spandau Ballet and in the West End musical We Will Rock You, had “calculatingly” used his status as a “sex symbol” to hide a “vicious” predatory side. Detectives uncovered his crimes after seizing his digital devices in 2019, finding “sickening” video evidence of him raping and assaulting women while they were asleep and “helpless.”
Serial Offending and Investigation
The court reported that Davidson had already been convicted in July 2024 for one count of rape, two counts of sexual assault, and one count of voyeurism relating to four previous victims. The latest trial focused on a March 2015 rape in London and a December 2019 attempted rape and sexual assault in Thailand. One victim emphasised that she woke up to find Davidson assaulting her, leaving her feeling “helpless” and “scared to react” in his London home.
Detective Constable Kamila Kedadrova described Davidson as a “prolific offender who carried out cowardly and opportunistic assaults.” The prosecution reported that Davidson had a “sinister” interest in “sleep play,” which he “reprehensibly” used as a cover for non-consensual acts. Detectives traced the Thailand victim after finding a video on his phone showing her being touched while “unresponsive” and “at least half naked” in a hotel room.
Sentence and Statutory Requirements
Ross Davidson was remanded in custody following his convictions. A further hearing has been set for 4 February 2026 to discuss his final sentencing at Wood Green Crown Court. He faces:
- Custodial Sentence: A significant term of years in immediate custody (to be determined).
- Sex Offenders Register: Notification requirements will remain in place for life.
- SHPO: A Sexual Harm Prevention Order will be issued to restrict his future conduct and monitor his digital access indefinitely.
Monitoring and Public Protection
Davidson is managed under Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) by the Metropolitan Police Service. His history of “prolific” offending, including international crimes and the “sinister” recording of his assaults for “sexual gratification,” means his status remains under “critical” scrutiny.
As a lifetime member of the Sex Offenders Register, Davidson must comply with strict notification requirements regarding his address on Station Road, Finchley. Authorities state that his “prolific” nature necessitated a “complex” investigation to ensure justice for all survivors. Any breach of his future registration conditions or his SHPO following his eventual release will result in his immediate return to Wood Green Crown Court.
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