Clint Lowery
Singer-songwriter and guitarist, Sevendust
Born
December 15th, 1971
53 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Clint Lowery is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer. He co-founded the band Sevendust in 1994, contributing to their sound as a lead guitarist and backing vocalist. Lowery has been part of the band through various albums and tours, helping to establish their presence in the alternative metal genre. Additionally, he has worked on solo projects and collaborated with other artists, showcasing his skills in songwriting and guitar performance. His contributions to the music industry also include participation in the supergroup Call Me No One.
Co-founded and performed with Sevendust
Released solo work under the name Clint Lowery
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