Damond Jiniya: Biography, Facts and Career

Damond Jiniya is an American vocalist, lyricist and author. He was born December 16, 1974, in Palm Springs, California. He is known for his unique vocal abilities having been publicly compared to artists such as Jon Oliva, Jim Morrison, Rob Halford, and Prince. Damond achieved international notoriety in 1996 with his electro-metal pop band Diet of Worms. He briefly fronted metal band Savatage. He recorded with Lover of Sin (Christian Death) in 2005. Damond has performed at festivals such as Wacken Open Air (DE), Graspop (BE), "Gods of Metal (IT) and the Dracfest UK. He has been featured worldwide in publications such as NME (U.K), Metal Edge (U.S.A), Rock Hard (DE), Metal Maniacs (U.S.A), Aardschok (NL) and most recently Roadie Crew (Brazil). Damond began his 20+ year career as a touring lighting director for the likes of Morbid Angel, Mayhem, and Monster Magnet, among other artists. In early 2022, Damond published 2 full literary books. "Wandering Poems for Dreamers" and "Amerikan Family Ultra". 2026 will see Damond's 14th international music release "Pure Herman Nebula". Damond joined Louisville KY. U.S.A premiered regional rock band "Wicked Sensation" in January 2026.

Quick facts about Damond Jiniya

• Full name: Damond Jiniya
• Born: 1974-12-16
• Nationality: United States
• Known as: Musician
• Wikidata ID: Q259459

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