Jamey Jasta
Heavy metal singer-songwriter and musician
Born
August 7th, 1978
46 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent figure in the heavy metal music scene, contributions include being the lead vocalist for the bands Hatebreed and Kingdom of Sorrow. The innovative approach to hardcore punk and metalcore genre resulted in major success and recognition. Jasta has also collaborated with various artists and participated in music festivals globally, becoming a significant presence in the metal community. In addition to musical endeavors, involvement in podcasting has further broadened engagement with fans and the music industry.
Led Hatebreed to commercial success with acclaimed albums
Hosted the 'Jasta Show' podcast
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