Who was the vocalist of FirehouseAmerican melodic hard rock band, CJ Snare He has died at the age of sixty-four, as his colleagues recently announced on social networks.
The musician underwent abdominal surgery at the beginning of the year due to colon cancer he suffered from. In a statement on the profile of Firehouse His bandmates affirm that “it is a sad day for Rock N Roll.” The companions of Snare They assure that “he died unexpectedly at home on the night of Friday, April 5, 2024.” The followers of Firehouse They hoped to see him again on stage as soon as he recovered from his operation, something that will not be possible with his death. “You are singing with the angels now,” the remaining members of the group conclude.
CJ Snare He is known for his work in the melodic hard rock band Firehouse. Born in Washington in 1959, he was one of the founding members of the group. In 1990 they released their debut album, which included “Don't Treat Me Bad” and “Love Of A Lifetime”, two chart-topping songs, both co-written by Snare. Two years later they would release another hit, “When I Look Into Your Eyes.”
Snare has been rolling with Firehouse without pause for thirty-four years. The band stopped releasing new music in 2003, but they have continued performing on stage until the vocalist's operation forced them to stop. Now, Firehouse They say goodbye to their vocalist: “Your family, your friends and your colleagues will always miss you.”
