Jay Weinberg

Jay Weinberg, born on September eighth, nineteen ninety, is an accomplished American drummer renowned for his dynamic contributions to the music scene. He is perhaps best recognized as the former drummer of the iconic heavy metal band Slipknot, a role he embraced after replacing Joey Jordison in two thousand fourteen.

Hailing from a musical lineage, Jay is the son of Max Weinberg, the legendary drummer for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. This connection to rock royalty paved the way for his early career, which included a stint with the punk rock band the Reveling and a notable tour in two thousand nine, where he filled in for his father during performances with Springsteen's band.

Throughout his career, Jay has showcased his versatility by playing with various bands. In two thousand ten, he briefly joined Madball, and from two thousand eleven to two thousand twelve, he was a member of Against Me!. His tenure with Slipknot lasted until November twenty twenty-three, when he was unexpectedly let go.

In two thousand twenty-four, Jay was announced as the new drummer for Infectious Grooves, taking over from Brooks Wackerman. He later joined Suicidal Tendencies, although he departed from the band in early two thousand twenty-six, continuing to evolve as a musician.