Chris Howorth is a guitarist born on October 05, 1969 in Kansas. He has had a successful career in music, and his net worth, biography, age, height, and family are all well-known. He has been active in the music industry for many years and continues to be a successful musician.
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Chris Howorth, a renowned guitarist hailing from Kansas, has gained both fame and fortune through his exceptional musical skills. As of 2024, his net worth is estimated to be somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million. Howorth has etched his name in the music industry, captivating audiences with his mesmerizing guitar melodies and bringing life to countless songs. With his remarkable talent and dedication, it is no surprise that Chris Howorth has become a notable figure in the world of music, achieving both success and financial prosperity.
Guitarist and founding member of the alternative metal band In This Moment with an Instagram account that has exceeded 30,000 in its number of followers to his content. Having toured the world and opened for artists such as Ozzy Osbourne. A true ally, he has spoken in interviews how he is comfortable in his place, his contribution, and he's always denied rumors saying otherwise or any animosity between he and Maria.
The band was created in 2005, and he adopted using social media in the form of his Instagram feed, very early in the era that social media was emerging as an essential internet tool for marketing and brand communication. They met through mutual friends, found a connection, and they started writing songs together. Their debut album released two years later in 2007.
His Facebook page singles him out as the lead guitarist, but is linked to the band's official Facebook page as well. His Facebook has earned more than 9,000 followers.
He has been married for over a decade to wife Danielle Dietrich and together they have three dogs.
The lead singer of In This Moment and his partner in founding the band is musician Maria Brink.
