Nate Mendel
Singer-songwriter and bass player for Foo Fighters
Born
December 2nd, 1968
56 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent musician in the rock genre, contributed significantly as a bassist for the band Foo Fighters since its formation in 1994. Initially emerged as a member of the band Sunny Day Real Estate, which was influential in the emo music scene. Transitioned to Foo Fighters after the dissolution of his previous band, helping to shape their sound and success through collaborations with Dave Grohl. Participated in multiple albums and tours, solidifying a reputation in the music industry.
Played bass guitar for Foo Fighters
Contributed to Sunny Day Real Estate's albums
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