FIREHOUSE Vocalist and Founding Member CJ SNARE Dead At 64

Firehouse’s Heart Stops Beating: Founding Vocalist CJ Snare Dead at 64

Rock and roll lost a legend on Friday night. CJ Snare, the powerhouse vocalist and founding member of Firehouse, passed away unexpectedly at his home at the young age of 64.

Firehouse took the 90s by storm with melodic hard rock anthems like “Love of a Lifetime.” CJ Snare’s voice, a chameleon shifting between soaring emotion and a raw, powerful growl, was a defining element of the band. His electrifying stage presence captivated audiences worldwide.

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Tributes flooded social media as the music world grappled with the news. Fans and fellow musicians remembered Snare’s immense talent and the infectious energy that fueled every performance.

“We’re heartbroken,” wrote the surviving Firehouse members, their voices thick with grief. “CJ wasn’t just a founder, he was our brother. His voice was magic, and his fire unmatched.” The statement revealed Snare was recovering from surgery and expected to rejoin the band this summer. “We were so excited to have him back. His sudden passing leaves us in shock and unimaginable grief.”

The cause of CJ Snare death remains undisclosed.

CJ Snare’s legacy lives on in Firehouse’s music. His voice will continue to rock on, a testament to his dedication and the joy he brought to millions. He’ll be deeply missed by his family, friends, and the music community touched by his talent and passion. Rock on, CJ.