Brad Stewart

Brad Stewart
Origin Jacksonville, Florida
Genres Hard rock, post-grunge, alternative metal, southern rock
Instruments Bass guitar
Associated acts Shinedown, Fuel, Society Red, Burn Season, Saliva

Brad Stewart is a professional musician best known for his work with hard rock bands Shinedown, and Fuel. However, he now plays in Saliva, Society Red, and Burn Season.

Personal life

Brad Stewart lives in Jacksonville Florida and works at Bacardi.

Career

Shinedown

Main article: Shinedown

Brad was the second member to join Shinedown after vocalist Brent Smith. They met through a mutual friend of Brent’s A&R contact, local Jacksonville producer Pete Thornton.[1]

In March 2007, it was reported that Brad had left Shinedown. No official statement was made, leaving the fans to speculate amongst themselves. On September 20, 2008 on his newly created MySpace, Brad posted a lengthy blog that shed some light on his time with Shinedown and his controversial departure. He told of tensions between band members during the recording of Shinedown's second album, and that "the reason I was given was that 'I never got over what happened in the studio and during the recording of Us and Them.'"

Amaru

In 2007 Brad joined the pop rock band Amaru, the brainchild of former Burn Season drummer Bobby Amaru.

Society Red

In June 2008 Brad made the decision to join the rock/grunge/alternative band Society Red which features another former member of Burn Season, vocalist Damien Starkey. At this time he also parted ways with Amaru.

Fuel

In March 2010, it was announced that Brad has replaced Jeff Abercrombie in the Fuel revival band Re-Fueled.[2] In April 2010 it was officially announced that Re-Fueled lineup would be using the name of Fuel and going on a world tour starting in April 2010.[3]

Songwriting

Brad co-wrote Puddle of Mudd's hit Control, and also contributed to a selection of Shinedown's material, namely I Dare You.[4]

References

  1. "Interview with Shinedown". Metal-Rules.com. Retrieved 2011-12-07.
  2. Archived July 23, 2011, at the Wayback Machine.
  3. "Press Release: for immediate release April 8th 2010 FUEL RE-IGNITE WITH BON JOVI" FuelRocks.com April 8, 2010
  4. Tamara Mcclaran (2008-02-06). "Band Amaru has come a long way and is ready to go to the next level". Jacksonville.com. Retrieved 2011-12-07.

External links

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