Korey Cooper
Singer and guitarist for Skillet
Born
July 21st, 1972
53 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American musician, played guitar and keyboards for the rock band Skillet. Joined the band in 1999, contributing to the group's distinctive sound. The band achieved recognition with hit albums such as 'Collide' and 'Comatose', which reached platinum status. Acted as a co-writer on many of the band's songs, blending elements of rock and orchestral music. Contributed to the band's significant success in the Christian rock genre.
Played guitar for the band Skillet
Contributed to the album 'Comatose'
Co-wrote multiple songs for the band
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