Brandon Boyd

American singer-songwriter and musician

Brandon Boyd - Performers & Entertainers born February 15th, 1976
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A singer-songwriter and musician, contributions included work as the lead vocalist for the rock band Incubus. The band gained popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s with multiple albums achieving commercial success. Boyd also pursued a solo career, releasing music that showcased different musical styles. Additionally, he is recognized for his visual art, with works exhibited in galleries.

Lead vocalist of Incubus

Released solo albums like 'The Wild Trapeze'

Exhibited visual art in galleries

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