Fred Mascherino

Singer-songwriter and guitarist of The Color Fred

Fred Mascherino - Singer-songwriter and guitarist of The Color Fred
Born

July 27th, 1975
49 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A singer-songwriter and guitarist, this individual gained prominence as the lead guitarist for the rock band Taking Back Sunday. After departing from the band, this musician formed The Color Fred, releasing the album 'Bend to Break' in 2007. The music blends rock and punk elements, showcasing lyrical introspection and melodic hooks. The artist's work has contributed to the alternative rock scene, with influences drawn from his earlier experiences in Taking Back Sunday.

Served as lead guitarist for Taking Back Sunday

Founded the band The Color Fred

Released the album 'Bend to Break'

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