Dan Kenny

Daniel Kenny was born on June 7, 1985, and is an American guitarist and bassist from Temecula, California. His career in music began to take shape within the heavy music scene, contributing his skills to several notable bands. Kenny’s early work included roles as a bassist and guitarist in bands such as Animosity, Carnivorous, and Light This City. These foundational experiences helped establish his presence in the metal community and prepared him for his most prominent role.

Kenny joined Suicide Silence as their permanent bassist in April 2009. This followed a period where he toured with the band in late 2008 after the departure of their previous bassist. His initial contribution to Suicide Silence was on their album “No Time to Bleed,” which was released in June 2009. The album debuted at No. 32 on the Billboard 200. He continued to be a core member of the band, contributing to subsequent albums including “The Black Crown” (2011), which debuted at number 28 on the Billboard 200, “You Can’t Stop Me” (2014), “Suicide Silence” (2017), “Become the Hunter” (2020), and “Remember… You Must Die” (2023). Throughout his tenure, Kenny has been integral to the band’s musical direction and live performances, solidifying his position as a significant figure in deathcore and metal music.

Beyond his main band commitments, Kenny has engaged in various collaborations and side projects, which have further demonstrated his versatility and technical abilities as a musician. He has been involved in recordings for multiple albums across different bands, including “Omen Of Tragedy” by Revenance (2006) and “Intervals” by See You Next Tuesday (2008). His work has been featured on compilations such as “Intervals & Parasite” by See You Next Tuesday (2009) and various “Maximum Metal” releases by Metal Hammer. These diverse projects highlight his consistent activity and influence in the metal genre, supporting his reputation as a dedicated and skilled musician.