John Feldmann

Film & TV

San Diego, California, USA

John began writing music at the age of 12. His first band, Family Crisis, played shows with 7 Seconds and Bad Religion. In 1994 he formed Goldfinger as lead singer, songwriter, producer, and mixer. Known for dynamic live performances, Goldfinger played 385 shows in 1996 alone. Goldfinger has sold 4 million albums worldwide. During his time as an A&R for Red Bull, Maverick & Warner Bros.…

Known for

• Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear — Self2026
• DIY: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Punk — Self2025
• Remember Me Just Like This — Self2022
• Pretending I'm a Superman: The Tony Hawk Video Game Story — Self2020
• Pick It Up!: Ska in the '90s — Himself2019
• 5 Seconds of Summer: How Did We End Up Here? — Self2015
• Bold Native — John - Music Producer2010
• One Nine Nine Four — Himself2009
• Goldfinger: Live at the House of Blues — Himself2004
• Goldfinger: Darrin's Coconut Ass Live & Uncensored — Himself1999

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John Feldmann is an American musician and producer who sings with the band, Goldfinger. Feldmann started playing music when he was 13, after hearing Mommy's Little Monster by Social Distortion. He moved to LA in 1988 and formed a band called 'Electric Love Hogs'. He was signed to Polygram in 1990 and dropped in 1992. Feldmann then formed Goldfinger in 1994. They were signed to Mojo/Universal in 1995 and have toured extensively. According to his official website, [http://www. <a href="https://w

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Wikidata facts

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human

Given name

John

Gender

male

Citizenship

United States

Place of birth

Los Angeles

Occupation

composer

Languages spoken

English language

Genre

punk rock

Instrument

voice

Official website

www.Johnfeldmann.com

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