Jeremy Davis
Bass player for Paramore
Born
February 8th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A bass player and songwriter, gained recognition as a member of the rock band Paramore. Joined the band in 2004 and contributed to several albums, including 'Riot!' and 'Brand New Eyes'. Left the band in 2015. Played a significant role in establishing the band's sound during the mid-2000s pop-punk revival and participated in multiple tours.
Played bass for Paramore
Contributed to the album 'Riot!'
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