Chris Cornell, an American musician, singer, and songwriter, was born on July 20, 1964, to Edward F. Boyle and Karen Cornell in Seattle, Washington. Cornell chose to use his mother’s maiden name despite the fact that his parents got divorced while he was a youngster.
He sang “One Tin Soldier” at Christ the King Catholic Elementary School, when he was a student. After graduating from Shorewood High School, Cornell worked at Ray’s Boathouse in Seattle as a busboy, dishwasher, and sous-chef. Cornell had a strong affinity for music as a child and studied the piano and guitar. He attributes the snare drum his mother bought him with saving his life and launching him on a career as a rock musician.
Who are Chris Cornell’s children?
The manager of Alice in Chains and Soundgarden, Susan Silver, and Cornell were previously married. In June 2000, their daughter Lillian Jean was born.
Vicky Karayiannis was the next woman he wed. Having Greek ancestry, she is an American publicist.
In September 2004 and December 2005, respectively, she gave birth to Christopher Nicholas, his third child, and Toni, his second daughter.
In September 1999, he issued Euphoria Morning, his self-titled debut album. He later formed the supergroup Audioslave in 2001 with the former Rage Against the Machine members.
Prior to the band’s dissolution in early 2007, Cornell released three albums as the lead singer of Audioslave. In June 2007, he released Carry On, his second solo album, to varying levels of economic success.
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