Davey Oberlin is a talented American musician renowned for his dynamic contributions to the heavy metal scene. He gained significant recognition as the touring keyboardist for the iconic band Korn, where he brought his unique sound and energy to the stage. Prior to joining Korn, Oberlin showcased his versatility in the music industry by performing with the extreme metal band Dawn of Ashes, where he co-wrote the album “Genocide Chapters” for Metal Blade Records, further establishing his reputation as a skilled songwriter and performer.

Oberlin’s musical journey began in the early 2000s when he toured with Jennifer Finch’s band The Shocker, where he excelled as lead guitarist and vocalist. His passion for music led him to form the band Perish, which released a record produced by Paul Miner and gained traction in Japan with their album featuring the notable track “The Hammer.” This early experience laid the groundwork for his future endeavors in the heavy metal genre.

In 2015, Oberlin joined the symphonic deathcore band Winds of Plague, where he played guitar and toured extensively, honing his performance skills. His big break came when he transitioned to Korn, recommended by guitarist Brian Welch, and officially joined the band in 2017, stepping into the role of keyboardist and contributing to their live performances.

In addition to his work with Korn, Oberlin launched his solo synthwave project, “All the Damn Vampires,” showcasing his creative range. He also made significant contributions to Five Finger Death Punch, where he provided second vocals and played keyboard, even stepping in as lead vocalist during critical performances. Oberlin’s artistic talents extend beyond music, as he is also an accomplished painter, creating pop art characters and artwork for various notable figures.