Jes Selane Net Worth

Jes Selane is an accomplished Actor, Producer and Musician born on July 10, 1978. He has appeared in films such as Alien Waves, Murder Book, Outlaw Empires and Independents' Day, and has shared stages with En Vogue, Ozzy Osbourne, RATT, DIO and KISS. His music has been featured on TV shows such as Everybody Loves Raymond, CSI Miami, CSI New York, Survivor and 60 Minutes.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actor, Producer
Birth Day July 10, 1978
Age 45 YEARS OLD
Birth name Jesse Thomas Lacey
Origin Long Island, New York,U.S.
Genres Alternative rock emo indie rock post-hardcore pop punk acoustic rock
Occupation(s) Musician singer songwriter producer
Instruments Vocals guitar piano bass trombone
Years active 1999–present
Associated acts Brand New Taking Back Sunday The Rookie Lot Kevin Devine
Website fightoffyourdemons.com

💰 Net worth

Jes Selane, a talented actor and producer, is making waves in the entertainment industry, and his net worth reflects his success. In 2024, it is estimated that Jes Selane's net worth will range from $100,000 to $1 million. Born in 1978, Jes Selane has built a solid reputation for himself through his exceptional acting skills and expertise in producing engaging content. With an impressive range of abilities, there's no doubt that Jes Selane's net worth will continue to rise as he consistently delivers outstanding performances and produces captivating projects.

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Biography/Timeline

1998

In 1998, Lacey along with Garrett Tierney, Brian Lane and Brandon Reilly formed The Rookie Lot, who would self-release a split EP as well as a demo tape.

1999

In November 1999, Lacey formed Taking Back Sunday with Guitarist Eddie Reyes; after adding Nolan to the band, Lacey moved to bass guitar. He contributed bass guitar and backing vocals to their first EP in 2001, but left the band during the recording sessions after Nolan slept with Lacey's girlfriend.

2001

This would lead Lacey to write "Seventy Times 7", which appeared on Brand New's 2001 album Your Favorite Weapon, while Nolan would later write about the dispute from his perspective in the Taking Back Sunday track "There's No I in Team". Later, Lacey and his Brand New bandmates stated that the "situation cleaned itself up a lot sooner than most people thought it did", and that the situation had been blown out of proportion by fans and the media. Lacey has described fellow musician Kevin Devine as one of his best friends, as well as citing him as a musical influence.

2003

Early on in his career as a musician Lacey cited bands such as Lifetime, Foo Fighters, The Cars and Pearl Jam as influences for himself and Brand New. He later taped the words "Hi Moz", a reference to The Smiths frontman Morrissey, to his guitar during their performance of "The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2003.

2004

One of Lacey's first solo shows was on April 27, 2004 at The Downtown in Farmingdale, New York, performing a mixture of covers and songs by his band, Brand New. In July 2007, Lacey and Devine would tour in the United States, with Lacey once again performing material from Brand New, as well as performing various tracks with Devine.

2005

Outside of Brand New, Lacey has frequently collaborated with Kevin Devine, both in the studio and live. In 2005, Lacey was featured Kevin Devine's album Split the Country, Split the Street, providing vocals on the songs "Cotton Crush", "Afterparty", and "No One Else's Problem". In 2009, he would again contribute to the album Brother's Blood, singing on "Tomorrow's Just Too Late".

2006

During the writing and recording of the 2006 album The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me, Lacey was particularly influenced by bands such as U2 and Radiohead to try writing using instruments other than the guitar.

2007

Other appearances by Lacey include contributing bass guitar to the track "Rocket" on the Intramural 2007 album This Is a Landslide, as well as providing bass and guitar on Grace Read's song "Cloak and Dagger", from her EP Young Guns.

2008

In 2008 he once again toured with Devine, and in an interview discussed how at this point he wished only to occasionally tour and perform Brand New material solo, believing that "the songs lack meaning" without his band beside him.

2013

In 2013, Lacey produced the album Bubblegum. Lacey was initially nervous, as it was the first album he had produced outside of Brand New. Along with Kevin Devine, Lacey frequently appeared onstage and on tour with Manchester Orchestra.

2014

At various Brand New shows in 2014 and 2015, Lacey joined support band Dinosaur Pile-Up on stage, performing their track "Nature Nurture".

2015

In 2015, Lacey, along with Mike Sapone, co-produced the track "Aerobed" for the band Cymbals Eat Guitars, as part of the Devinyl Splits series, curated by Kevin Devine.

2017

In late 2017, Lacey was accused of sexual misconduct by two women in the 2000s, including soliciting naked photographs from underage fans. Lacey apologized publicly on Brand New's Facebook page and admitted to having a sex addiction throughout the band's early career, having since had counseling and treatment without it being public knowledge until the allegations surfaced.