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Jonathan Davis

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Jonathan Howsmon Davis(born January 18, 1971), also known asJD,[1]is an American singer, songwriter, and musician. He is the lead vocalist and frontman ofnu metalbandKorn,which is considered a pioneering act of the nu metal genre.[2][3]Davis's distinctive personality and Korn's music influenced a generation of musicians and performers who have come after them.[2][4]

Jonathan Davis
Davis performing with Korn in 2022
Davis performing withKornin 2022
Background information
Birth nameJonathan Howsmon Davis
Also known as
  • JD
  • JDevil
  • J Devil
Born(1971-01-18)January 18, 1971(age 53)
Bakersfield, California,U.S.
Genres
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • musician
  • producer
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • bagpipes
Years active1989–present
Member ofKorn
Formerly of
Websitekornofficial

Davis co-founded Korn inBakersfieldin 1993 with the dissolution of two bands, Sexart andL.A.P.D.He had led Sexart during his years as an assistantcoroner.Davis rapidly gained notoriety for his intense and powerful live performances with Korn.[5]

Anchored by his personal, passionate lyrics and unusualtenorvocals, Davis has launched a successful career which has spanned almost three decades.[6]Davis's vocals, which alternate from an angrytoneto ahigh-pitchedvoice, switching from soundingatmosphericto aggressivelyscreaming,have been the trademark of Korn throughout the band's career.[7]

From 2000 to 2001, Davis andRichard Gibbswrote and produced the score and soundtrack album ofQueen of the Damned,his first work outside the band. He began his side project calledJonathan Davis and the SFAin 2007 and continued to experiment with musical styles. He released his first solo album in 2018.

He has collaborated with various artists over the course of his career, ranging from metal to alternative rock, rap,world music,and electronic music. Davis is a multi-instrumentalist musician who playsguitar,drums,bagpipes,[8]piano,upright bass,violin,and theclarinet.[9][10]He is also versatile in many genres, mi xing tracks and performs DJ sets with hisalter egoJDevil. For decades, Davis has been passionate aboutvisual arts,horror films, comics and video games.[8]

Fourteen of his albums reached the top 10 on theBillboard 200,includingMTV UnpluggedandGreatest Hits, Vol. 1.[11]In the U.S, he was awarded fifteenplatinumalbum certifications by theRecording Industry Association of America(RIAA). In Australia, he received eight platinum album certifications by theAustralian Recording Industry Association(ARIA), and in the UK he received sixgoldcertifications. He won twoGrammy Awardsout of eight nominations throughout his career.[12]As of 2018, Davis has sold over 40 million albums worldwide.[13][14][15]

Early life

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Jonathan Howsmon Davis was born inBakersfield, California,on January 18, 1971, the son of Holly Marie Chavez (néeSmith; May 6, 1949 – February 25, 2018) and Ricky Duane "Rick" Davis (born December 14, 1948). His parents married on February 27, 1970. He is of English, German, Scottish, and Welsh descent.[16]

He has a sister, Alyssa Marie Davis (born February 8, 1974), as well as a half-brother, Mark Chavez[17](lead singer ofAdema;born November 15, 1978), and a half-sister, Amanda Chavez (born July 31, 1981) by his mother.[18]His father was a keyboardist forBuck OwensandFrank Zappa,while his mother was a professional actress and dancer.[19]His parents divorced when he was three years old. He lived with his mother at first, but, after experiencing bad situations at that home, he moved in with and was raised by his father and former stepmother in Bakersfield, but was made to feel like he "came in and ruined their perfect little family."[19][20][21]Davis suffered severe bouts ofasthmaas a child.[22][23][24]Asthma forced him to stay in the hospital every month from the ages of 3 to 10,[24]and he survived a "critical asthma attack"when he was five years old;[25][22]he said, "My heart stopped, and I didn't see no damn light or hear any music".[25]

He attendedHighland High School;however, he was persistently harassed for wearing eyeliner, baggy clothes, and listening tonew wave music.[26][27]He was constantly called homophobic names,[27]which later inspired the Korn song "Faget".[28]Davis's "HIV"tattoo on his upper left arm was also inspired by his experience of being bullied.[29]At the age of 16, Davis found employment as acoroner's assistant;[30]after graduating high school, he immediately enrolled in the San Francisco college's one-year coronary program.[30]He enjoyed his time in San Francisco, where he spent his days poring over embalming textbooks and his nights living and working in funeral homes.[30]Nevertheless, he dropped out after two semesters to apprentice at a mortuary closer to home, in theKern CountyCoroner's Department. He was also a professional embalmer for a funeral home.[30]

Davis commented inKerrang!:

"I had post-traumatic stress from seeing dead babies, and young kids that had died after finding a parent's stash of drugs – shit that I shouldn't have been seeing at 16 or 17 years old. I had to have a lot of therapy to make the nightmares go away, but I got through it and it made me appreciate life a lot more."[31]

He did not get along with his stepmom and has accused her of harassing him and doing things like giving him tea mixed with Thai hot oil andjalapeñojuice to drink when he was sick.[22]He also mentioned that she mixedtabascowith his tea.[9][32]At that time, Davis had sexual fantasies about his stepmother, dreaming of "fucking her and killing her".[33]Though she was later divorced by Davis's father, the Korn song "Kill You" was nonetheless written about her.[22][21]In an interview forThe Guardian,Davis said that he left home when he was 18 because he felt like "public enemy number one", since his stepmother—quoted as "twisted and sadistic" —hated him, and his own father was too embarrassed by the situation to do anything.[34]

Career

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Early career

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Davis formed his first group with other members in a mysterious formation called Buck Naked,[35]of which only two songs were recorded on demo tapes and distributed to his friends in High School;[35]including New Wave-oriented song "What I Have Done", and a love song "Come With Me".[35][36]Davis, who worked by day in a mortuary,[2]got free haircuts at a college where guitaristRyan Shuckwas a student.[37]Davis agreed to join Shuck's group called Sexart, which was formed in 1991.[38]Davis described the experience, "I had no clue what I was doing, I didn't know what the hell to do with my voice".[37]

Early in 1993, ex-band members ofL.A.P.D.who had started a new group named Creep,[39]noticed Davis at The John Bryant club inBakersfield,[40]and were overwhelmed by his performance withSexart.[41]Davis, who was already a friend ofReginald Arvizu's, was reluctant to join Creep, although he was flattered by the obstinacy of the musicians to integrate him into the group.[42]Nevertheless, he only made the decision to audition with Creep after meeting the psychic who told him that it would be beneficial for him to leave Bakersfield, move to Los Angeles and join them.[42][22]Davis left Sexart in his early 20s after a convincing rehearsal with the four Creep members; he commented: "I was a little torn, because I was doing Sexart at the time, and that was my band. But I wanted to go and see what it was all about, and from the first note I was hooked. It just all clicked."[43][44]Enticed by the prospect of a musical career, Davis resigned from his employment at Bakersfield judicial police, and moved to L.A. with his girlfriend to live withDavid SilveriaandBrian Welchin the same house inHuntington Beach.[43]Davis proposed the idea of naming the band as 'Corn'—the spelling would be renamed right after as 'KoЯn'—in reference to the horror filmChildren of the Cornand a sexually explicit story from his gay friend.[45][46][47]

Korn

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Main article:KoЯn

Solo career

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Davis and the SFA performing atPinkpop festivalinNetherlandsin 2008

Davis first began working on a solo album in 2007,[48]forming the groupJonathan Davis and the SFA(Simply Fucking Amazings). Although he released two live albums with the group,[49][50]no studio albums were completed and the band disbanded in 2014[48]after the death of guitaristShane Gibson.[51][52]

In December 2017, Davis began announcing solo tour dates and festival appearances and the launch of his solo album planned for 2018,[53][54]which would mark Davis's first billed simply asJonathan Davis.[53]He said of the album in a 2017Louder Soundinterview: "It's the Jonathan Davis And The SFA record, but JD SFA is no longer. Unfortunately, since Shane Gibson passed, that band's done and it can't be recreated. So this is J.D. right now."[53]

In January 2018, Davis released his first solo single, "What It Is".[55]On January 26, 2018, he released the music video for "What It Is", while the single was included on the movie's soundtrack forAmerican Satan.[56]At that time, Davis said he was "a big fan" of science fiction movies such asBlade RunnerandDune,and noted being an admirer ofVangelis.[56]On May 25, 2018, he released his debut solo album,Black LabyrinthonSumerian Records.[57]The beginning of the writing process ofBlack Labyrinth—whose thematic focuses on "religion, consumerism and apathy" —was initiated on the road, back in 2007.[58]Davis contributed mainly to the sound of the album, playing guitar, keys, and "anything else he could get his hands on to the record".[58]

On October 1, 2020, Davis released an alternatecountryversion of "What It Is".[58]

Solo band members
  • Jonathan Davis – vocals
  • Chris Nix – guitar
  • Brian Allen – upright bass
  • Sven Martin – keyboards
  • Ray Luzier– drums
  • Emilio "Zef" China – violin, rhythm guitar, backing vocals

JDevil

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JDevil atI Love This City Festival,San Diego,2012

JDevil is the EDM alter ego of Davis.[59][60]He has beenDJingsince 1987 while he was still in high school.[60]At 16, before he joined Korn, Davis started out as a DJ working for Pacific West Sound and spun at high school dances and parties on the weekends in Bakersfield.[60]At the time, his teachers were C-Minus, Choc, and Eric and Vidal.[60]He used to spinNew York freestyle,Miami bass,old school hip hop,goth,andindustrial.[61]

In 2009, he began to DJ again and he introduced JDevil to the world in 2011 atInfected Mushroomappearances.[62]

In 2012, JDevil collaborated with Sluggo and California producer Tyler Blue, and while touring, he started working on an EP and writing every night in the studio of his tour bus.[59]In March 2012 JDevil collaborated withDatsikand Infected Mushroom on a song called "Evilution", the tracks would appear on Datsik's debut albumVitamin D.[63][59]JDevil was one of the opening acts for Korn on theirThe Path of Totality Tourfrom November 2011 – July 2012 in North America and Europe.[64][65]While on a short break from touring with Korn in July 2012, JDevil had a short four-day club tour which consisted of The Junkyard inNashua, New Hampshire,Pufferbellies Entertainment Complex inHyannis, Massachusetts,Lizard Lounge inDallas, Texas,and The Garden inEl Paso, Texas.[66]

In July 2012, JDevil had signed on to perform at selectIdentity Festivaldates throughout North America.[67]He only performed at two shows,Comcast Center (amphitheater)inMansfield, Massachusetts,andJiffy Lube LiveinBristow, Virginia.[68][69]

In 2012, JDevil was supposed to open forRob ZombieandMarilyn Mansonon theirTwins of Evil Tourat select dates in North America,[70]but had to drop out of the tour due to exhaustion.[71]Davis stated it was very important for him to evolve in different styles after two decades in Korn, he said inRolling Stone:"It keeps me motivated. It keeps me being creative and not getting bored with music."[59]In October 2012, Davis released his EP with his new group calledKillbot,theEDMcollective including Sluggo and Tyler Blue.[72][73]

Other projects

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Davis andToby Wright,composing on the road for theQueen of the Damnedfilm soundtrack backstage atWembley Arena,London, 2000

In the early 2000s, while on tour, Davis was looking for artistic hobbies to satisfy his creative impulses and decided to team up with composerRichard Gibbsto write film soundtracks.[74][75]Davis and Gibbs were introduced to each other throughZomba Music Group,[75]which published their respective music at the time.[76]Shortly after,Warner Bros.asked them to work on the movieQueen of the Damned,[74][75]an adaptation ofAnne Rice's third novel inThe Vampire Chroniclesand a sequel to the 1994 filmInterview with the Vampire.[77]Ten songs will be composed by the two men,[78][75]but only five have been kept.[77][75]These songs include "System", "Redeemer", "Forsaken", "Slept So Long" and "Not Meant for Me",[79]and sung by the bandThe Vampire Lestatin the movie.[77]While Davis's voice is heard performing the songs in the movie, through the singing voice of Lestat,[79]contractual obligations kept his vocals from appearing on thesoundtrack albumreleased in 2002.[80][81]Aaliyah,who died during filming, was supposed to record a duet with Davis.[82]

In 2000, he created an original fighting game,Pop Scars,which pits popular musical personalities against each other in one-on-one combat.[83]Participants included members ofLimp Bizkit,Staind,Marilyn Manson,and Korn itself.[83][84]Each celebrity has its own personality and sports character designs sketched by comic book artistMarty Emond,while stages feature environmental traps that impede opponents as they fight.[85]Pop Scarsnever made it past the early design stages, as Davis himself pulled the plug on the project in late 2004.[86]

In 2002, Davis was hired byNew Line Televisionto write and record the theme music ofUPN'sThe Twilight Zonetelevision series, hosted byForest Whitaker.[87]

In 2007, he recorded original songs with Korn for the video gameHaze.[88]

In 2011,Konamihired Davis and Korn to compose the theme song to the video gameSilent Hill: Downpour,which led to an online petition to stop the pairing.[89][90]

He also created the title track for the 2022 video gameELEX II.[91][92]

Cameo appearances and acting

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Davis and Korn voiced themselves in season 3 ofSouth Parkin the episode "Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery",[93]which features them as characters inspired by the cartoonScooby-Doo,driving a van similar to theMystery Machineand trying to solve a mystery about pirate ghosts.[93]

Davis has also been featured in many other bands' music videos, sometimes with Korn and sometimes solo. He has appeared with Korn in theLimp Bizkitmusic videos for "Break Stuff"and"Faith".[94]He also appeared in the music video for "Fire"by Busta Rhymes.

In January 2000, Davis made an appearance at anXtreme Pro Wrestlingshow as a guestring announcer;he would be brought on by the host of that night's event to announce the next match and its participants.[95]

He has a cameo inQueen of the Damnedas a ticket scalper.[96][97]

Davis plays a minor role as Ricky, acrackdealer, in the filmSeeing Other People.[98]

Davis and the rest of Korn appeared in a 2005 episode of thecomedy-dramatelevision seriesMonk,titled "Mr. Monk Gets Stuck in Traffic".[99][100]

Davis also had a role as a store clerk in the 2007 independent filmThe Still Life.[101]

In 2009, he collaborated withInfected Mushroom,appearing in the music video for their track "Smashing the Opponent".[102]

In 2012, JDevil appeared in theDatsikand Infected Mushroom music video for "Evilution", wearing black eye contacts and fake teeth.[63]

In August 2017, Davis voiced Succulentus in an episode ofOK K.O.! Let's Be Heroestitled "Know Your Mom". The character was based on Davis and a parody of the nu-metal genre in general. The character's dialogue consists of references to lyrics from nu metal songs.[103]

In 2018, he also worked with theEDMgroupSKYNDfor their debut real crime song "Gary Heidnik", appearing in the music video for it as well.[104]

In February 2023, he collaborated withKim Draculafor the song, "Seventy Thorns",as well as appearing in the music video.

Artistry

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Vocal ability

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Davis displaying his range of vocals at a Korn concert in September 2002

Davis is atenor[105][106][107]with avocal rangeof fouroctavesand fournotes(fromA1toE6).[108]The vocal analysis of The Range Place website has a propensity to lower his higherregister(from A1 toF5).[a][105]In 2014, Davis appeared on the VVN Music's list of "the vocalists with the largest range".[108][110]According to the vocal range data curated by The Range Place,

His bizarre and esoteric vocal styles are definitely one of the main trademarks of the band, ranging from a gruff distorted sound to an odd dissonant scat as well as a lesser used soft headier sound. Earlier on, he used his more distorted tone almost exclusively for highs, however later on around the time ofSee You on the Other Sidehe began demonstrating an ability to use more a cleaner which he can take to the lower fifth octave. His low range is fairly melodic down to at least F2/E2, with lower notes being more in the so-called "attitude fry" style, often used for a creepier or more intimidating effect. Davis's voice is definitely a factor in what most consider to make or break Korn's music for them, however he is definitely a unique staple of the 90s and modern rock scene.[105]

Describing a live performance inPortland,Robert Ham ofBillboardstated that "not enough can be said about the versatility of Davis's voice, as he explored all the different timbres at his disposal throughout the night. He growled, crooned and wailed with equal amounts of steady force".[111]The Rough Guide to Rockwriter Essi Berelian described Davis's singing voice: his "unusual style varied between singing, half-rapping and breathless shrieking".[2]Davis is renowned for his guttural—scat singingbreakdowns;[112]authorChristopher Krovatinwrote that "no aspect of Jonathan's vocals are more widely recognized that his babbled nonsense words reminiscent of the scat vocals used by classicjazzmusicians likeDuke Ellington,Ella FitzgeraldandBenjamin "Scatman" Crothers".[112]Tracks that Include this aspect of his vocals in chronological order include the lead-off track inLife Is Peachy"Twist","Freak On A Leash","Got The Life","Children Of The Korn","B.B.K","Seed "," Bottled Up Inside "," Beat It Upright "," Open Up "," Liar "," Tension ","Rotting In Vain","The Ringmaster ", And"Worst Is On It's Way"

Influences

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Davis has said that his earliest musical inspiration during his childhood was theAndrew Lloyd WebbermusicalJesus Christ Superstar,[113]as his mother was one of the dancers in the movie.[114]His interest in music was more stimulated when he discovered his synth-pop heroes,Duran Duranand the melodies ofSimon Le Bonwho became his major influence.[115]He also grew up listening to '80s music such asArcadia,Sigue Sigue Sputnik;[116]Bauhaus,Depeche Mode,Thompson Twins;[26]Missing PersonsandFlock of Seagulls.[117]Upon listening to his favorite musical genre, Davis would later say, "I was a New Romantic! They even took me to the gay student's counselor just because I wore makeup".[26]He boughtMötley Crüe's albumShout At The Devilwhen he was in seventh grade, then foundMinistry,Skinny Puppy,and "old goth stuff" likeChristian Death.[118]Davis was first impressed with metal when he heardVulgar Display of PowerbyPantera,[113]he stated it was "the metal record that made me wanna do heavy music".[118]During adolescence, Davis playedbagpipeson a regular basis.[119]Many reviewers point out stark similarities between the vocals of Davis and several techniques employed byMike Patton,[120][121][122][123]and the former recognized Patton's bandsFaith No MoreandMr. Bungleas major influences.[124]

Bagpipes

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Davis was interested inpipe bandmusic during his youth, which prefigured later Korn's use of bagpipes in several songs.[116][125]His great-grandmother was fromScotlandand played pipe records for him.[116][125]Davis was also inspired to play thebagpipesby a scene in the 1982 filmStar Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,in which the characterMr. Scottplayed "Amazing Grace"on theGreat Highland bagpipesat the funeral ofMr. Spock.The melancholic sound captivated him.[116]In aLoudwireinterview, Davis described this moment while watching the film: "everybody tears up, and I'm like...I gotta play bagpipes".[116][126]

Davis's bagpipes backstage during theIssuesTour, atHammersmith Apollo,England, 2000

Davis's enthusiasm led his grandmother to give him his first set of bagpipes, then he began by joining theHighland High Schoolpipe band, and taking lessons from the band's Scottish conductor.[125]Shortly afterwards he went to a qualified teacher, who went to Scotland and learned.[125]Davis started competing after that, across the United States at established gigs.[125]When the band were ready to record their first album of original material, they realized that something was missing during the recording of the song "Shoots and Ladders".[127]What had begun as "a joke" turned out to be nothing less than an atypical element in the song,[127]and would eventually become the first Korn song to feature a Highland bagpipe.[b][129]

Of Davis's composition with Korn, Kelsey Chapstick commented inRevolver Magazine,

"The bagpipe intro to 'Shoots and Ladders' was captured with Davis playing outside the studio, walking away from the mic [... ] While the bagpipe wails that open the song might like they were recorded on top of a mountain, Davis actually played them while walking past the back door of the studio while the microphone stayed stationary, giving the impression of a faraway player fading into the distance."[130]

Davis does not want to make prominent use of the woodwind instrument and avoids what he worries might be gimmicked or over-use of the pipes. He clarified: "it depends the song, if I'm feeling like there's a spot where I could use it".[116]Korn's repertoire containing Davis's bagpipes includes, "Shoots and Ladders","Low Rider"(a cover of the song by funk rock bandWar) from Korn's albumLife is Peachy.[131]Bagpipes are also heard on "My Gift To You", "Dead", "Let's Do This Now", "10 or a 2-Way", "Open Up", "Liar", "Seen It All", "I Will Protect You", "Lead The Parade", "Spike In My Veins", "Bleeding Out", and "The End Begins".[132]On November 15, 1999, at theApollo Theaterconcert, theNYPD Pipes and Drumscorps opened the show with "Dead".[133]On July 23, 1999, Davis performed his bagpipe routine in front of more than 250,000 attendees during the Korn concert at theWoodstock Festivalin New York in a long weekend of anarchy and uproar.[134]

Equipment

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Davis using "The Bitch",August 2012

Four months before the release ofUntouchables,in March 2002, during a South America tour, Davis unveiled amicrophone standart piece named "The Bitch", which was created and conceptualized by Swiss artistH.R. Giger.[135][136]Davis being a fan of Giger's work, the initial idea of a special microphone stand was suggested to him by his personal assistant Jonathan Pavesi.[137]Then, Davis contacted Giger and was pleased when the Swiss artist accepted a commission to come up with a design for the mic stand. He asked Giger for a microphone stand that was both "biomechanical and very erotic", giving him complete freedom of design. In 2000, during the EuropeanIssuestour, Davis visited the H.R. Giger Museum in Switzerland. Further discussions of Giger's drawings took place, and over time the figure became more streamlined. H.R. Giger and his assistant Roni emailed photos of the progress to the United States; during this process Davis gave his approval and asked him for some minor adjustments, so he could grab it more easily for his live performances.[138]Giger said that Davis's only concern was that it had been "totally functional and as movable as possible".[139]Only five bio-mechanical mic stands cast in the shape of a woman were manufactured at a foundry inZürich,from molds that were then destroyed, adding to their historic allure and value.[138][140]Davis had received three of the bio-mechanical microphone stands, and Giger kept the other two, one for permanent display at the H.R. Giger Museum and another for his gallery exhibitions.[140][141]

"He had sculpted it out of clay, he sculpted the whole thing by hand, and as soon as I saw it I just fell in love with it. It was such an amazing experience.... His influence is felt in the music. Korn's music is very dark and his art was dark, the two elements complement each other so well. You can't help but be inspired by someone that creative and with such a dark imagination. I don't know what else to say man, he was just a genius."

— Jonathan Davis, speaking of H.R. Giger inLouder Sound.[142]

Davis has been sponsored byShuremicrophones since the mid 1990s and continues to use them for live performances. He has used wireless KSM9 and KSM8 models in recent years.[143][144]Davis uses a variety of microphones in the studio including theTelefunkenU47 and ELA M 251.[145]

Personal life

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Family

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Davis's childhood is a major influence on Korn lyrics—the song "Daddy"gave rise to a rumor that he was molested by his father, Rick Davis.[146]However, Jonathan has gone on record in many interviews saying he wrote the song about a female family friend who sexually abused him.[146]He said that when he tried to turn to his family as a child to tell them about the abuse, they shrugged it off and did not believe him.[146][147]

Davis has been married twice. His first marriage was to his high school sweetheart Renee Perez.[148]They were married in 1998, had a son named Nathan (who also produces music as part of the Bass music-Duo "Hi I'm Ghost" )[149][150]in 1995, and divorced in 2000.[151][22]Jonathan married Deven Davis in 2004. The couple have two sons, Pirate and Zeppelin.[152][153]He filed for divorce in October 2016, citing irreconcilable differences.[154]In 2018, a domestic violence restraining order was issued, blocking any child custody or visitation by Deven, whom Jonathan alleged was deep into drugs. Deven Davis died on August 17, 2018, at the age of 39 ofcombined drug intoxicationfromheroinand variousprescription drugs.[155][156][157]

Health and substance abuse

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Davis had a history of excessivemethamphetamineabuse[158][159]and alcohol consumption during the recording sessions ofKornandLife Is Peachy.[160]Subsequently, he recordedFollow the Leaderunder the influence of methamphetamine,cocaine,and a heavy reliance on alcohol (especiallyJack Daniel's).[161][162]In an interview withThe Ringer,Davis described the album's creation "fueled by cocaine, speed, and just constant gallons of Jack Daniel's".[161][162][c]Davis got himself off methamphetamine addiction when he was 28 during the fall's inauguralFamily Values Tour.[161]However, sobriety has increased his anxiety and depression which co-occurred with his substance use, exacerbated by the death of his grandfather at that time.[161]During this period, from the late '90s to the early 2000s, Davis was put on suicide watch.[161]In 2010, he admitted that he missed his past vices, Davis said "I know if I did (take drugs), I would be dead and I want to be with my children. It's a deterrent".[163]

In 2013, Davis was treated forXanaxaddiction, and openly smokedmarijuanauntil 2015.[164]In 2018, Davis stated inForbesthat he continues to struggle with chronic anxiety, depression, and insomnia, but has replaced drugs and alcohol with medication such asProzac,Halcion,Benadryl,ZzzQuil,NyQuil,andMelatonin.[164]

On August 14, 2021, Davis tested positive forcoronavirus.[165]As a result, Korn postponed six summer dates on their U.S. tour and canceled two dates in New York. Korn resumed touring on August 27, 2021, atTinley Park, Illinois,where the stage featured a custom throne for Davis to sit in. He was seen moving slowly around the stage, coughing, appearing to struggle catching his breath, and occasionally using an oxygen tank.[166]On August 29, Brian Welch posted a video remarking on his bandmate's health, stating, "Jonathan Davis is still struggling with the COVID after-effects. He's physically weak and having a mental battle. And any type of love, light and energy you can throw at him – prayers, all of it.... He needs you more than ever."[167]

Art and serial killers collectibles

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Davis in 2004, at the time he collected criminal artifacts

In the early 2000s, Davis began collecting serial killer art and memorabilia, publicly displaying selected items while on theOzzfest2003 tour.[168]Some items owned by Davis include theVolkswagenserial killerTed Bundydrove for the duration of his murder spree;[169][170]the "Pogo" and "Patches" clown outfits worn by serial killerJohn Wayne Gacy;[171][170]the 1928 confession letter from cannibalAlbert Fish;[171][170]and original drawings by serial killerRichard Ramirez(also known as theNight Stalker).[172][170]

In June 2001, the collector of criminal artifacts Arthur Rosenblatt was approached by Davis.[173]Rosenblatt told him of his plan to open a museum of artifacts related to thecriminal justice system,which Rosenblatt suggested be named theMuseum of Justice & OdditoriumorMOJO Museum.[173][168]In March 2003, Davis suggested funding the museum through a film or TV production.[173]Subsequently, Davis pulled out of the deal which fell apart, leading Rosenblatt to sue him twice;[174]Rosenblatt accused Davis of having spoken to the media in 2002 about his museum project with artistJoe Colemanand mis-naming itAmerican Curiosities Museumwhen he should have used the names provided for in the contract.[173][175]In the lawsuit, Rosenblatt claimed that Davis and other partners have threatened his life on several occasions.[173]Nevertheless, in December 2005, Davis started selling off his serial killer memorabilia, claiming his desire to move away from this environment, stating: "I don't want that around my kids".[176]In 2006, the litigation was ultimately resolved successfully by Ed McPherson, Davis's attorney. Davis later denounced the items and got rid of them.

Davis made an appearance in theOdditiesdocumentary series, in the fourth episode of season two entitled "Rock Star Embalmer", which was filmed at Manhattan's Obscura Antiques & Oddities. The episode aired on Discovery Channel on April 30, 2011.[177][178]

Davis's home houses a private art collection that spans decades of touring the globe.[10]He has a considerable and diverse collection of works of macabre and dark art, such as a limited editionIbanezguitar designed byH.R. Gigerthat looks the same as his mic stand, a humanshrunken headfrom South America, and a human foetus called 'Luther'.[10]His art collection also includesreligious artfrom all over the world and a variety of religions, such as 600-year-oldBuddhist sculpturesand "tons ofcrucifixes",especially Mexican Jesus." I wouldn't say I like religion, but I like the art ", reaffirms Davis.[10]

He has also developed an interest in collection oftaxidermyart.[177][10]In 2015 during an interview with Gavin Lloyd forMetal Hammerhe said "the taxidermy I got on the walls, I got when we were touring in South Africa. I hired a guide, stalked those animals, shot both of them and donated the meat, which fed families for months.... I had to wait a year to get those heads back from Africa, but they're top notch, they're amazing."[10]

Political views

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In 2006, Davis explained his political views, saying, "I'm political to a point where it affects human life, from global warming to abortion issues to my gun rights", but expressed no interest in issues like taxation, saying, "I don't really care. Obviously even going out and voting doesn't really count, it's all based down to these Electoral College votes."[179]Davis has expressed support for same-sex marriage andtransgenderpeople.[180]

Davis has expressed support forlibertarian RepublicancandidatesRon Paul[181][182]andRand Paul.[182]Davis once describedBarack Obamaas an "Illuminatipuppet ",[181]and toldBillboardthat Obama had "basically dragged this country down into the worst it's ever been."[183]In 2014, Davis said that the United States was becoming a "police state".[184]

Religion

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In an interview withMetal Hammermagazine, Davis stated that he's "always been a believer in God", just not in organized religion. He also criticized born-againChristiansfor "broadcasting" their beliefs.[185]

Military visits

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In 2012, Davis began visitingUnited States Armed Forcesstationed in Europe.[186]On March 16, 2012, Davis made his first visit toRamstein Air Base,Germany where he visited with personnel assigned to the86th Airlift WingandLandstuhl Regional Medical Center.[187]TheExplosive Ordnance Disposalpersonnel showed him how to operate thebomb disposal robotand how to render safe animprovised explosive devicewearing aBombsuit.[187]Firefighter personnel showed how to use thewater cannonin the new Striker ARFF fire apparatus.[187]Readiness andemergency managementpersonnel showed a variety ofChemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear(CBRN) detection and protection equipment.[188]He also did a meet and greet signing autographs for the troops and their families at theAAFESMilitary Mall (Kaiserslautern Military Community Center).[187]He visited wounded warriors from all over the world atLandstuhl Regional Medical Centerand theUSOWounded Warriors Center.[189][187]

On August 11, 2012, Davis made another trip toRamstein Air Base,Germany to visit with personnel assigned to the86th Airlift Wing,37th Airlift Squadron,andLandstuhl Regional Medical Center.[190][191]During this visit, he was able to get a tour of aC-130J, HerculesandExplosive Ordnance Disposalpersonnel demonstrated a "Hollywood shot" explosive and the destruction a small amount of explosive can do to a car.[192][193]Again, he visited the wounded warriors atLandstuhl Regional Medical Centerand theUSOWounded Warriors Center.[194][193]A documentary of his experiences, "Wounded Warriors" was submitted to the 1st AnnualGI Film FestivalHollywood,[191][193]and won Audience Choice Award on November 10, 2012.[195][196]As a result of these trips, onceBarack Obamaawarded CaptainFlorent GrobergtheMedal of Honor,he mentioned how Davis visited Groberg in Germany, and joked that "I am not the lead singer from Korn".[197]While Davis had been a vocal critic of Obama,[198]he expressed shock at the mention, particularly as it was a compliment: "The President of the United States gave me props for being there for a Medal of Honor recipient. Groberg went through hell."[199]

Discography

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Albums

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Korn
Main article:Korn discography
Jonathan Davis and the SFA
Killbot
  • Sound Surgery(2012)
Solo

Singles

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As lead artist

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List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
Dance
[200] 		US
Main.
Rock
[201] 		US
Rock
[202] 		US
Rock
Air.
[203]
"Careless"[204] 2007 — — — — Non-album singles
"Got Money"
(featuringJim Root) 		2008 41 — — —
"Silent Hill"[205] 2012 — — — — Silent Hill: Downpoursoundtrack
"What It Is"[206] 2018 — 5 47 21 Black Labyrinth
"Everyone"[207] — — — —
"Basic Needs" — 19 — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
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List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
Main.
Rock
[201] 		US
R&B
[208] 		US
Rap
[208]
"Year 2000"
(Xzibitfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2000 — 76 28 Black and Whitesoundtrack
"Smashing the Opponent"[209]
(Infected Mushroomfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2009 — — — Legend of the Black Shawarma
"The Enabler"[210]
(Chuck Mosleyfeaturing Jonathan Davis andJohn 5) 		— — — Will Rap Over Hard Rock for Food
"Evilution"[211]
(Datsikand Infected Mushroom featuring Jonathan Davis) 		2012 — — — Vitamin D
"Wake Up!"
(Islanderfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2017 — — — Non-album single
"Necessary Evil"
(Motionless in Whitefeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		29 — — Graveyard Shift
"Gary Heidnik"
(SKYND featuring Jonathan Davis) 		2018 — — — Chapter 1
"Seventy Thorns"(Kim Dracula featuring Jonathan Davis) 2023 — — — A Gradual Decline In Morale
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Promotional singles

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List of promotional singles, showing year released and album name
Title Year Album
"Justice" (Remix)
(Rev Theoryfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2011 Justice

Other appearances

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Guest appearances

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List of non-single guest appearances, showing year released and album name
Title Year Album
"This Town"[212]
(Human Waste Projectfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		1994 E-lux First Demo
"Lookaway"[213]
(Sepulturafeaturing Jonathan Davis,Mike PattonandDJ Lethal) 		1996 Roots
"Sleepy Hollow"[214]
(Deadsyfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		Deadsy
"Revival"[215]
(Orgyfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		1998 Candyass
"Ty Jonathan Down"[216]
(Videodronefeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		1999 Videodrone
"Nobody Like You"[217]
(Limp BizkitfeaturingScott Weilandand Jonathan Davis) 		Significant Other
"End of Time"[218]
(Q-Tipfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		Amplified
"Take It Back"[219]
(Snotfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2000 Strait Up
"Just for Now"[220]
(Fieldy's Dreamsfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2002 Rock'n Roll Gangster
"1stp Klosr"[221]
(Linkin Park featuring Jonathan Davis andThe Humble Brothers) 		Reanimation
"Love on the Rocks"[222] 2003 Wonderlandsoundtrack
"Cut Throat"[223]
(Marzfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2004 Gorilla Pimpin'
"Jerry Bruckheimer"[224]
(The Changing featuring Jonathan Davis) 		2009 For Obvious Reasons
"Witness the Addiction"[225]
(Suicide Silencefeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2011 The Black Crown
"Silent So Long"[226]
(Emigratefeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2014 Silent So Long
"It's Time to Get Weird"[227]
(Sunflower Deadfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2015 It's Time to Get Weird
"Starting to Turn"[228]
(Tech N9nefeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2016 The Storm
"Whatever Goes Up"
(Bone Thugsfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2017 New Waves
"JD Fresh"[229]
(Fieldyfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2017 Bassically
"Necessary Evil"[230]
(Motionless In Whitefeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2017 Graveyard Shift
"Gary Heidnik"[231]
(SKYNDfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2018 Chapter I
"Can't Wait"[232]
(Lakshminarayana Shankarfeaturing Jonathan Davis) 		2020 Chepleeri Dream

Remix work

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List of remix work for other artists, showing year released and album name
Title Year Other artist(s) Album
"Hear Me Now"(Jonathan Davis Remix)[233] 2011 Hollywood Undead American Tragedy Redux
"Thunder Kiss '65"(JDevil Number of the Beast Remix)[234] 2012 Rob Zombie Mondo Sex Head
"The Kids Will Have Their Say" (JDevil Catholic Nun Remix)[235] Steve Aoki,Sick Boy The Kids Will Have Their Say EP
"Bug Party" (JDevil Catholic Nun Remix) Huoratron Non-album song

Notes

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  1. ^The Range Place has been mentioned inUSA Today,The TelegraphandTime.[109]
  2. ^Following the release ofKorn's self titled debut album—recorded with his bagpipe trophies by his side—the singer would have two credits after his name inmagazines:Jonathan Davis-Vocals & Bagpipes,also:Jonathan Davis-Vocalist/Bagpiper.[128][127]
  3. ^The liquor bill for the three months ofFollow the Leaderrecording sessions topped out at $60,000 in the amount of beer, and estimated at 2,000 bottles ofJack Daniel's.[162]

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