Chris Shiflett Net Worth
Chris Shiflett Net Worth is
$250,000
Chris Shiflett Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
He could be the smaller brother of musician Scott Shiflett. After being hired, Shiflett played on the tour for There’s Nothing Left to Lose, and all subsequent studio albums beginning with One by One. Shiflett has noted several times that among his favorite tunes he plays with all the Foo Fighters is “All My Life” from their fourth studio album One by One. Shiflett has declared that he was afraid to be fired even before he began to play together with the group, as preceding guitarist Pat Smear had declared interest to rejoin (Smear finally got back together with the group as a touring rhythm guitarist in 2006, rejoining as a full fledged fifth member in 2010). Seeing an opportunity which he understood he cannot pass up, he immediately parted ways with his former group to audition. He was replaced by Dave Nassie, who’d formerly given to Suicidal Tendencies lead singer “Cyco” Mike Muir’s solo endeavors. Shiflett started his music career in a different group called Lost Kittenz with present members of Sugarcult. He also now plays in the punk rock cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, his own side project, Jackson United at the same time as Viva Death along with his brother Scott. For numerous jobs, Shiflett performed beneath the name Jake Jackson. He’s additionally a part of cover band Chevy Metal with Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins. They play tunes from classic rock groups like Black Sabbath, Queen, ZZ Top, and Rolling Stones. Shiflett, after being in cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, has a tattoo on the interior of his bottom lip using the words “Gimme Gimme”. In 2009, Shiflett played in a group called The Real McCoy, that was set up by Andy McCoy, the guitarist of the former Finnish rock band Hanoi Rocks. The group split up after just three shows.