The beloved vocalist of the band dies at 31
Adam Ramey, from the Rap-Metal band, Kings, died at the age of 31, leaving behind his wife and 18 months, according to reports.
Ramey died for suicide on Monday after a “long and painful battle with addiction,” Jamie Varner wrote in Gofundme.
The band also confirmed the death of the vocalist, and pointed out on social networks: “Life reaches you in a way that you can never predict.”
“His passion, energy and love for music in the form of kings who abandoned and played innumerable lives,” the statement continued. “We are devastated by saying at least, but Adam’s spirit, charisma and energy will not only inspire us forever, but will push us to the future to be the best we can.”
The band formed by Phoenix launched their first album in 2018, calling “a generational evolution of rap infused rock bands such as Linkin Park and clean Bizkit” on its website.
The single “virus” of the 2021 band is one of the most popular. Ramey Reverbera’s primitive line “Suffering” in the song.
The kings that left a local concert were scheduled next week and had several European stops in August, according to the schedule on the website.
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