Keith Buckley

Keith Buckley is a versatile musician and author, recognized for his impactful vocal work in metalcore, heavy metal, and indie projects, and also as a published novelist. After co-founding the acclaimed metalcore band Every Time I Die in 1998, Keith Buckley established himself as a prominent vocalist and lyricist, leading the band through extensive touring and the release of numerous albums. His raw and uninhibited lyrical approach became a hallmark of their sound, garnering a dedicated following. Every Time I Die solidified its position within the metalcore scene, navigating significant career milestones, including emerging unharmed from a challenging van accident in 2006, which further showcased their resilience and commitment to their craft.

Further diversifying his artistic endeavors, Buckley made a successful transition into authorship, publishing his debut novel, ‘Scale,’ in December 2015, followed by his second novel, ‘Watch,’ in August 2018. In December 2021, Buckley announced a hiatus from Every Time I Die, a decision that eventually led to the band’s dissolution. This pivotal moment marked a significant shift in his career, prompting new artistic directions rooted in personal growth and renewed creative drive. Following this transition, in 2023, he launched a new band called Many Eyes, alongside Charlie and Nick Bellmore.

With Many Eyes, Buckley channels his experiences, including his journey to sobriety, into his lyrics, aiming for positive change and connection through his music. The band swiftly prepared for their inaugural tour, featuring headlining slots with established acts such as Thursday and Rival Schools. Buckley’s career continues to demonstrate a compelling evolution, marked by significant musical contributions across multiple genres and a successful transition into authorship, all while maintaining a focus on resilience and impactful storytelling.