Warren Fitzgerald American guitarist, songwriter Date of Birth: 15.09.1968 Country: USA

1. Early Life and Education
2. Musical Career
3. Other Endeavors

Warren Fitzgerald - American Guitarist, Singer-Songwriter, and Record Label Owner

Warren Fitzgerald is an American guitarist, singer-songwriter, and owner of the record label 'Kung Fu Records'. He is best known as the guitarist for the popular band 'The Vandals'. In addition to his main musical career, Fitzgerald also leads the activities of 'Kung Fu Records' and the film company 'Kung Fu Films'.

Early Life and Education

Warren Fitzgerald attended Edison High School in Huntington Beach from 1982 to 1986. Notably, his classmates included Scott Weiland from 'Stone Temple Pilots' and MTV host Amy Von Freymann.

Musical Career

'The Vandals' is not the only prominent band that Fitzgerald has worked with. He played with 'Tenacious D' and 'Oingo Boingo' for a period of time. He also played bass in the band 'Dies Irae' with guitarist Jack Galbraith-Taylor and drummer Robert A. Smith. Fitzgerald later formed his own band called 'Totally Uncalled Four' and joined the hardcore punk band 'Don't No'. He also contributed as a guitarist and singer-songwriter to the project 'Xtra Large'.

Fitzgerald's talent was in high demand, and he worked with a diverse range of musicians, including Danny Elfman and Dweezil Zappa. He also wrote songs for 'No Doubt' and the film 'School of Rock'. Some of his string arrangements were featured on the album 'Crimson' by 'Alkaline Trio', and he performed several guitar songs for the feature film 'Team America: World Police'. Many still remember his incredible performance with the band 'Gherkin Raucous' and his participation in 'The Offspring' concert tour.

Other Endeavors

While music plays a significant role in his life, Fitzgerald has also explored writing and acting. He has five acting credits to his name so far, but it is likely that this list will grow in the future.