He formed the influential punk band Minor Threat in 1980 and then went on to form the post-hardcore band Fugazi in 1987. He also founded the independent record label Dischord Records in 1980. MacKaye has released several solo albums and has produced albums for other artists. He has also been involved in various other musical projects.
Ian MacKaye is an American musician, producer, and record label owner with a net worth of $5 million. He began playing piano as a child and developed an interest in punk music in 1979. He then formed the influential punk band Minor Threat in 1980 and the post-hardcore band Fugazi in 1987. He also founded the independent record label Dischord Records in 1980. MacKaye has released several solo albums and produced albums for other artists, as well as being involved in various other musical projects.
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💰 Net worth: $5 Million (2024)
His first band The Slinkees only had one performance.
He played bass in The Teen Idles and then was a member of Skewbald/Grand Union. MacKaye joined Minor Threat and the front man from 1980 to 1983. After Minor Threat, he played in three different bands before starting Fugazi in 1987. The band is known as one of the most influential post-hardcore bands and was noted for not playing any concerts that were not affordably priced for fans. Fugazi has not been active since 2003. MacKaye is now the singer and guitar player for The Evens and has released three albums. He and Jeff Nelson started Dischord Records in 1980. The label started as a DIY project but has released over 150 titles. MacKaye is known as a part of the straight edge and hardcore movements. Minor Threat's song "Straight Edge" described being free from drugs and not abusing alcohol. Although not his intention, the song eventually helped lead to the straight edge movement. MacKaye has been friends with Henry Rollins since they were children.
