List of people who follow a straight edge lifestyle

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Minor Threat frontman Ian MacKaye, credited as creator of the term "straight edge"
Former pro wrestler/current MMA fighter CM Punk
Rapper and producer Tyler, the Creator
Metallica frontman James Hetfield
Pitcher C. J. Wilson
H2O frontman Toby Morse
Arch Enemy lead singer Alissa White-Gluz
Electro house musician and producer Steve Aoki
Rapper Lil Yachty

This is a list of notable people who follow the straight edge lifestyle. Straight edge is a subculture and subgenre of hardcore punk whose adherents refrain from using alcohol, tobacco, and other recreational/non-prescribed drugs (marijuana, MDMA, LSD, cocaine, heroin, etc.). It was a direct reaction to the sexual revolution, hedonism, and excess associated with punk rock.[1][2] For some, this extends to not engaging in promiscuous sex, following a vegetarian or vegan diet, and not using caffeine or prescription drugs.[1]

List of straight edge people

Name Notes
Aaron Bedard Vocalist for hardcore punk band Bane.[3]
Aaron Dalbec Guitarist for Bane and Only Crime, former member of Converge.[3]
Aaron North Guitarist and was the co-founder and guitarist of punk band The Icarus Line, the lead guitarist of industrial rock group Nine Inch Nails, and vocalist/guitarist for Jubilee.[4]
Aaron Ruby Bassist for metalcore band Walls of Jericho and tattooist.[5]
Adam Jackson Former singer for metalcore band Twelve Tribes.[6]
Adam Vass Bassist for post hardcore/progressive rock band La Dispute.[7]
Alan Day Guitarist and vocalist for pop punk/melodic hardcore band Four Year Strong.[8]
Alec Empire German musician who is best known as a founding member of the band Atari Teenage Riot.[9]
Alex Wade Rhythm guitarist for deathcore band Whitechapel.[10]
Alissa White-Gluz Vocalist for melodic death metal band Arch Enemy, founding member and former vocalist of metalcore/melodic death metal band The Agonist.[11][12]
Andrew Kline Guitarist for hardcore punk band Strife.[13][14]
Andy Hurley Drummer for pop punk band Fall Out Boy.[15]
Andy Nelson Bassist for hardcore punk band Paint It Black.[16]
Andy Williams Rhythm guitarist and founder for metalcore band Every Time I Die.[17]
Anthony Anzaldo Guitarist for punk rock band Ceremony.[18]
Anthony Fantano Music reviewer for Youtube channel theneedledrop and website theneedledrop.com[19]
Anthony Notarmaso Singer for metalcore band After The Burial.[20]
Audelio Flores, Jr. Rhythmic guitarist and backing vocalist of punk band Set Your Goals.[21]
Beau Bokan Lead singer of post-hardcore band Blessthefall.[22]
Ben Myers English writer and journalist.[23]
Bif Naked Canadian award-winning, multi-platinum record selling rock singer, actress and motivational speaker.[24]
Bobby Blood Filmmaker, drummer for metalcore bands First Blood and Merauder.[25]
Brett Ratner Film director, film producer, screenwriter, film editor, and music video director.[26]
Carl Schwartz Vocalist for metalcore band First Blood and former bassist for Terror and Sworn Vengeance.[27]
C. J. Wilson Former professional baseball pitcher.[28]
Carah Faye Charnow Vocalist for indie rock band Shiny Toy Guns.[29]
Chad Gilbert Founder, lead guitarist and backing vocalist for punk rock band New Found Glory.[30]
Chris Hansen Founder of the record label No Sleep Records.[31]
Chris Linkovich Vocalist for the hardcore punk band Cruel Hand.[32]
Chris Mojan Guitarist for punk band Fireworks.[33]
Chris Moore Drummer for bands Coke Bust, Repulsion, The Rememberables, Disciples of Christ, Sick Fix and former Magrudergrind.[34]
Chris "Motionless" Cerulli Founder, lead vocalist and the main songwriter of the metalcore band Motionless in White.[35]
Chris Colohan Former vocalist of crust punk band Cursed and current vocalist of Burning Love and Vegan straight edge band SECT.[36]
Chris Rawson Guitarist of metalcore band Walls of Jericho.[37]
Chris Wrenn Founder and owner of Bridge 9 Records.[38]
Christian Holden Singer and bassist for rock band The Hotelier.[39]
Christophe Knecht Vocalist for French deathgrind and grindcore band Inhumate.[40]
Christy Mack Nude model, feature dancer, and former pornographic actress.[41]
CM Punk Retired professional wrestler turned mixed martial artist.[42]
Colin H. van Eeckhout Singer for Belgian post-metal band Amenra.[43]
Curtis Lepore Actor, musician and internet celebrity known for his Vine videos.[44]
Dan Askew Founder of Second Nature Recordings.[45]
Dan Briggs Bassist for progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me.[46][47]
Dan "Soupy" Campbell Lead singer for pop punk band The Wonder Years.[48]
Danny Wylde Writer, musician, filmmaker, and a former pornographic actor.[49]
Dylan Walker Vocalist of grindcore band Full of Hell.[50]
Dan O'Connor Vocalist and guitarist for pop punk/melodic hardcore band Four Year Strong.[8]
Dan Smith New Zealander tattooist and musician, founder of the rock band The Dear & Departed.[51]
Daniel Andreas San Diego American domestic terrorist and animal liberationist.[52]
Daniel Terchin Former drummer for deathcore band Oceano.[53]
Dave Peters Vocalist for groove metal band Throwdown.[54][55]
Dave Rosenstraus Former bassist for noise rock/hardcore punk band Pissed Jeans and drummer for punk band R.A.M.B.O.[56][57]
Davey Havok Lead vocalist for punk rock band AFI.[58]
David Wood Hardcore punk vocalist for Down To Nothing and bassist for Terror.[59]
Devon Cahill Former bassist for bands Dropdead and Monster X.[60]
Doug Weber Former guitarist for metalcore band Terror.[61]
Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein Guitarist for the horror punk band the Misfits.[12]
Elgin James American filmmaker, musician, founder of the street gang Friends Stand United.[62]
Eric Ellis Former guitarist for hardcore punk band Bury Your Dead.[63]
Front Porch Step Pseudonymous of Jake Mcelfresh, acoustic and pop rock musician.[64]
Gabriel Kuhn Political writer and translator. Author of the book Sober Living for the Revolution: Hardcore Punk, Straight Edge, and Radical Politics.[65]
Gail Greenwood Bassist for bands like Belly and L7.[66]
George Stroumboulopoulos Canadian television and radio personality.[67]
Glen E. Friedman Photographer, artist and political activist.[68][69]
Greg Bennick Speaker, humanitarian activist, musician and award-winning producer and writer.[70]
Greg Graffin Musician, college lecturer, and author mostly known for the band Bad Religion.[71]
Hal Sparks Actor, comedian, musician and television personality.[72]
Hanson Professional wrestler.[73]
Hopsin Rapper, record producer, director and actor.[74]
Howard Jones Former vocalist for the metal bands Killswitch Engage and Blood Has Been Shed, current vocalist for Devil You Know.[75]
Ian MacKaye Founder and lead vocalist for hardcore punk band Minor Threat.[76]
J Mascis Singer, guitarist and main songwriter of alternative rock band Dinosaur Jr.[77][78]
Jacob Bannon Vocalist, lyricist, and graphic artist for the American metalcore band Converge.[79]
Jade Puget Lead guitarist for punk rock band AFI.[80]
Jake Duhaime Drummer for rock band Citizen.[81]
James Hart Lead vocalist for hardcore/metalcore band Eighteen Visions and Burn Halo.[82]
James Hetfield Founder, rhythm guitarist, songwriter, and lead vocalist for the heavy metal band Metallica. He considers himself to have been reborn into straight edge.[83]
James Siboni Bassist for hardcore punk bands Bane and Loma Prieta.[3]
Jami Morgan Drummer and vocalist for metallic hardcore band Code Orange.[84]
Jamie Thomas Skateboarder and owner and founder of Zero Skateboards.[85]
Jason Shrout Drummer for multiple bands as Eighteen Visions and Trial.[70]
Jeff Tuttle Musician and filmmaker, former guitarist of mathcore band The Dillinger Escape Plan.[86]
Jeremy Bolm Vocalist of post hardcore band Touché Amoré.[87]
Jeremy McKinnon Vocalist of metalcore band A Day to Remember.[88]
Jeremy Parkin Animal rights and anarchist activist.[89]
Jim Norton American comedian and actor.[90]
Jim Smallman British stand-up comedian, wrestling promoter, radio presenter and voiceover artist.[91]
Jinder Mahal Professional wrestler.[92]
Joe Goldman Bassist for metallic hardcore band Code Orange.[84]
Joe Principe Founder, bassist and backing vocalist for the punk rock band Rise Against.[93]
John Pettibone Former vocalist for hardcore band Undertow, currently vocalist for The Vows.[94][95]
John Porcelly Musician for the American 1980s and 1990s hardcore bands Project X, Youth Of Today, Judge and Shelter.[96]
Johnny Crowder Singer for death metal band Dark Sermon.[97]
Johnny Earle Founder of the clothing brand Johnny Cupcakes.[98]
Jona Weinhofen Lead guitarist for Australian melodic metalcore band I Killed the Prom Queen.[99][100]
Jonathan Cooke Singer for deathcore band Winds of Plague.[101]
Jonathan Diener Former drummer for punk band The Swellers and writer.[102]
Jonathan Pollak Israeli activist against the Israeli West Bank barrier.[103]
Jonathan Vigil Vocalist and founding member of metalcore band The Ghost Inside.[104]
Jonny McBee Founding member for experimental band The Browning and former singer for As Blood Runs Black.[105]
Joshua Balz Keyboardist of the metalcore band Motionless in White.[106]
JT Woodruff Vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the rock band Hawthorne Heights.[107]
Justin Beck Musician and businessman, guitarist for Glassjaw.[108][109]
Justin Lee Brannan Founder of hardcore band Indecision.[110][111]
Karl Buechner Metalcore musician, vocalist for bands Earth Crisis, Freya and Path of Resistance.[112][113]
Kaskade American DJ, record producer and remixer.[114]
Kenny Omega Canadian professional wrestler.[115]
Kent McClard Record label owner and zine publisher from Goleta, California.[116]
Kevin Tucker Anarcho-primitivist writer and speaker, musician for death metal band Peregrine.[117]
Kimya Dawson Singer-songwriter, best known as a solo performer and as one half of The Moldy Peaches.[118]
Kurt Ballou Musician and producer, best known as the guitarist from Converge.[79]
Lennart Bossu Guitarist for Belgian post-metal band Amenra.[43]
Liam Cormier Lead vocalist of metalcore band Cancer Bats and metal supergroup AxeWound.[119][120]
Lil Yachty American rapper. [121]
Maik Weichert Guitarist for German extreme metal band Heaven Shall Burn.[122][123]
Marc Görtz Guitarist for German metalcore band Caliban.[124]
Mark McKay Founding member and former drummer for hadcore punk band Slapshot.[125]
Mat Bruso Vocalist for hardcore punk band Bury Your Dead[63][126]
Matt Capiccioni (M-Dogg 20) Professional wrestler, better known by his ring names M-Dogg 20 and Matt Cross.[127][128]
Matt Davies-Kreye Vocalist for Welsh post hardcore band Funeral for a Friend.[129]
Matt Fox Lead guitarist for American hardcore punk band Shai Hulud.[130]
Mat Kerekes Musician, best known as the frontman of the rock band Citizen.[131]
Matt Mentley Bassist for groove metal band Throwdown.[132]
Joe Mulherin Musician who performs under the name Nothing,Nowhere and filmmaker.[133]
Matt Pizzolo Award-winning film director, screenwriter, producer, comic book writer, playwright and entrepreneur.[134]
Matt Wilson Vocalist for melodic hardcore band Set Your Goals.[135]
Matthew Hasting Vocalist of Christian metalcore band MyChildren MyBride.[136]
Matthias Voigt Former drummer for German extreme metal band Heaven Shall Burn.[123]
MC Lars American post-punk laptop rapper.[137][138]
Merzbow Japanese noise musician.[139]
Michael Crafter Australian vocalist for metalcore and hardcore bands such as I Killed the Prom Queen, Carpathian, Bury Your Dead and Confession.[140]
MickDeth (Mick Morris) Former bassist for alternative metal band Eighteen Visions.[141]
Mike "Judge" Ferraro Singer and founding member for straight edge hardcore band Judge.[142]
Mike Hasty Guitarist of metalcore band Walls of Jericho.[37]
Mike Hranica Vocalist for metalcore band The Devil Wears Prada.[143]
Mike Lewis Rhythm guitarist for the former Welsh alternative rock band Lostprophets and currently No Devotion.[144]
Mike McTernan Vocalist for hardcore punk band Damnation AD.[145]
Milo American rapper and producer. [146]
Moshe Kasher Stand-up comedian, writer and actor based in the Los Angeles.[147]
Mr. Issa Vocalist of hardcore punk band Good Clean Fun.[148]
My Summer as a Salvation Soldier Pseudonym of Þórir Georg Jónsson, Icelandic singer-songwriter.[149]
Nate Manning Guitarist for hardcore punk band Cruel Hand.[32]
Nate Newton Musician, member of the hardcore and metal bands Converge, Cavalera Conspiracy, Old Man Gloom, Doomriders and Jesuit.[150][151]
Nicholas Tautuhi Vocalist and founding member of New Zealander Christian metal band Saving Grace.[152]
Nick Diener Former vocalist for punk band The Swellers.[102]
Nick Hamm Guitarist and backing vocalist for rock band Citizen.[81]
Nick Jackson Professional wrestler, member of The Young Bucks.[153][154]
Nick Jett Drummer for hardcore punk band Terror.[155]
Noah Kin Finnish-Nigerian alternative rapper and producer.[156]
Noah Levine American Buddhist teacher.[157]
Ollie Baxxter Vocalist for pop punk band Broadside.[158]
Onision YouTuber and Internet personality.[159]
Palmer Luckey American entrepreneur, founder of Oculus VR and designer of the Oculus Rift.[160]
Pandie James New Zealand-born writer, actress and producer.[161]
Patrick Kindlon Vocalist for post-punk band Self Defense Family (previously known as End of a Year).[162]
Patty Walters Lead vocalist for the British rock band As It Is and YouTuber.[163][164]
Paul Baribeau Folk punk singer.[118][165]
Paul Koehler Drummer and founding member of Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein.[166]
Paul Waggoner Guitarist for progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me.[167][47]
Pat Sheridan Guitarist for deathcore band Fit for an Autopsy.[168]
Penn Jillette Magician, comedian, actor and best-selling author.[169]
Pete Kowalsky Lead vocalist for hardcore punk band Remembering Never and former for Bishop.[170][171]
Peter Daniel Young American animal rights activist.[172]
Raymond "Raybeez" Barbieri Frontman and leader of hardcore punk band Warzone. He became straight edge after years of alcohol and drug use.[173]
Raymond Rowe Professional wrestler.[73][174]
Reba Meyers Guitarist and vocalist for metallic hardcore band Code Orange.[84]
Rich Casey Former bassist for hardcore punk band Bury Your Dead.[63]
Rick Healey Vocalist for hardcore punk band 25 ta Life.[175]
Ricky Hoover Metal singer, businessman and barber. He is best known as the former lead vocalist for the deathcore band Suffokate.[176]
Rob Fusco Former One King Down and current Most Precious Blood frontman.[177]
Rob Moran Musician for bands like Unbroken, Narrows and Some Girls.[178]
Russ Rankin Singer for punk rock band Good Riddance.[179]
Sage Francis Rapper and spoken word poet.[180]
Samuel Hartman Keyboardist for the black metal band Anagnorisis.[181]
Sean Muttaqi Musician for bands like Vegan Reich and Captive Nation Rising, founder of the record label Uprising Records.[182]
Sergio Amalfitano Vocalist for powerviolence and hardcore punk band ACxDC.[183]
Seo Kiseok Vocalist for Korean hardcore punk band The Geeks.[184]
Scott Lewis Vocalist for deathcore band Carnifex.[185]
Scott Middleton Guitarist of metalcore band Cancer Bats.[120]
Shannon Lucas Former drummer for bands The Black Dahlia Murder and All That Remains.[186]
Showyousuck Rapper.[187]
Soko French indie pop singer-songwriter.[188]
Spencer Hazard Guitarist for grindcore band Full of Hell.[50]
Steve Aoki Electro house musician, record producer, and music executive.[189][190]
Stick to Your Guns Hardcore punk band formed in 2003. All its members follow a straight edge lifestyle.[191]
Tarjei Strøm Drummer for the Norwegian bands Datarock and Ralph Myerz and the Jack Herren Band.[192]
Taylor Steele Vocalist for the hardcore punk band Four Walls Falling.[193]
Tecia Torres Puerto Rican-American mixed martial artist.[194]
Tim McIlrath Founder, rhythm guitarist, songwriter and lead vocalist for the American punk rock band Rise Against.[195]
Title Fight Rock band formed in 2003. All members, Jamie Rhoden, Ned Russin, Shane Moran and Ben Russin, follow a straight edge lifestyle[196] and the last three are in the straight edge band Disengage.[197]
Toby Morse Musician and motivational speaker, best known as the vocalist for punk rock band H2O.[198]
Tom-Eric Moraweck Former bassist for German metalcore band Maroon.[199]
Tommy Giles Rogers, Jr. Vocalist and keyboard player of progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me.[46][47]
Trapped Under Ice Hardcore punk band formed in 2007. All its members follow a straight edge lifestyle.[200]
Tuomas Saukkonen Multi instrumentalist and founder of the former Finnish extreme metal band Before the Dawn.[201]
Tyler, The Creator American rapper, producer and co-founder of alternative hip-hop group Odd Future.[202][203][204]
UltraMantis Black Former professional wrestler and current musician.[205]
Vince Staples American rapper. [206]
Vincent Bennett Vocalist and only remaining founding member of deathcore band The Acacia Strain and Cockpunch!.[207]
Walter Bond Animal rights activist convicted for setting arson to animal and drug factories.[208][209][210]
Wesley Eisold (Cold Cave) Musician, poet and author. He records music under the name Cold Cave.[211][212]
White Town Indian-British musician.[213]
Will Goodyear Former drummer of progressive metal band Between the Buried and me and metalcore band Prayer for Cleansing.[214]
Winston McCall Vocalist for Australian hardcore/metal band Parkway Drive.[215]
Yishai Romanoff Founder and lead singer of the Hasidic hardcore punk band Moshiach Oi!.[216]
Zach Blair Lead guitarist and backing vocalist for the punk rock band Rise Against.[217]
Zachary Kerr Vocalist for black metal band Anagnorisis.[181]
Zack Jordan Guitarist for hardcore punk band Bane.[3]
Zak Denham Guitarist for black metal band Anagnorisis.[181]
Zerocalcare Italian cartoonist.[218]

List of formerly straight edge people

This is a list of people who used to be straight edge.

Name Notes
Aaron Bruno Vocalist and founder for electronic rock band Awolnation.[219]
Adam Dutkiewicz Guitarist for metalcore band Killswitch Engage.[220]
Alex Garcia-Rivera Drummer.[212]
Alexander Tucker English musician.[221]
Andrew Corpus Former guitarist of metalcore band Twelve Tribes.[6]
Anthony Pappalardo Former guitarist for straight edge hardcore band In My Eyes.[222]
Barney Greenway Vocalist for extreme metal band Napalm Death.[223][224]
Billy Hamilton Bassist of Canadian post-hardcore band Silverstein.[225]
Bradley Soileau Model, DJ, producer, and designer.[226]
Brandan Schieppati Vocalist for metalcore band Bleeding Through and former guitarist for metalcore/groove metal band Throwdown[227]
Cedric Bixler-Zavala Vocalist for rock bands The Mars Volta, At the Drive-In, and Antemasque.[228][229]
Chris Wollard Singer and guitarist for the punk rock band Hot Water Music.[230]
Damian Abraham Vocalist for hardcore punk band Fucked Up.[231]
Dan Marsala Lead vocalist for the band Story of the Year.[232]
Dana DeArmond American pornographic actress and director.[233][234]
Daniel O'Sullivan English musician.[221]
Daryl Palumbo Lead vocalist for Glassjaw and Head Automatica.[235]
Dave Smalley Singer for the hardcore punk bands DYS, Dag Nasty and Down by Law.[236]
Dennis Lyxzén Lead vocalist for Swedish hardcore punk band Refused.[237]
Derek Brown Entrepreneur, writer and mixologist.[238]
Derrick Green Singer of Brazilian heavy metal band Sepultura.[239]
Drew Daniel Electronic musician and English professor, member of Matmos and The Soft Pink Truth.[240]
Dominic Landolina Guitarist for the bands Code Orange and Adventures.[241]
Dwid Hellion Vocalist and founder of hardcore punk band Integrity.[242][243]
Erik Petersen Founder of the DIY anarcho-punk band Mischief Brew.[244]
Frank Carter Vocalist formerly of Gallows and Pure Love, now of Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes.[245][246]
Frank Turner Solo artist and former singer with Million Dead.[247]
Grant Morrison Scottish comic book writer, playwright, and occultist.[248]
Greg Anderson American musician, co-founder of Southern Lord Records.[249][250]
Harley Flanagan Founding member and former bassist of the crossover thrash band Cro-Mags.[251]
J. R. Hayes Vocalist for grindcore band Pig Destroyer.[252]
Jamie Bissonnette Chef.[253]
Jason Maas Former guitarist for melodic hardcore band Defeater.[254]
Jimmy Stadt Vocalist for post-hardcore band Polar Bear Club.[255]
Jonah Ray American actor, comedian and writer from Los Angeles.[256]
John Stabb Punk rock vocalist and frontman, best known as the founding member of Government Issue.[257]
Jonathan Anastas Bassist for hardcore punk bands DYS and Slapshot.[258]
Justin Young English musician, lead singer and guitarist of indie rock band The Vaccines.[259]
Keith Buckley Vocalist and lyricist of the metalcore band Every Time I Die.[260]
Kim Jones English fashion designer.[261]
Kim Schifino Drummer of the indie dance duo Matt and Kim.[262]
Mark Arm Vocalist for the grunge band Mudhoney.[263]
Matt Heafy Guitarist and lead vocalist of heavy metal band Trivium.[264][265]
Mike Schleibaum Guitarist for melodic death metal band Darkest Hour.[266]
Mitch Lucker Former vocalist for deathcore band Suicide Silence.[267]
Moby Singer-songwriter, musician, DJ and photographer.[268]
Nicholas Brooks Vocalist for the metalcore band It Dies Today.[269]
Omar Rodríguez-López American musician, producer, writer, actor and film director.[229]
Oscar Isaac Actor and musician.[270]
Ovidie French director, producer, journalist, writer, and a former feminist pornographic actress.[271][272]
Pete Wentz Bassist, primary lyricist and backing vocalist for the band Fall Out Boy.[273][274]
Ray Cappo Vocalist for the hardcore punk band Youth of Today.[275]
Rick Rodney Vocalist for hardcore punk band Strife.[276]
Roger Miret Vocalist for punk bands Agnostic Front, Roger Miret and The Disasters and The Alligators.[277]
Ryan George Vocalist for power pop band The Adored and Youth Code.[278]
Scott Danough Co-founder and former guitarist for metalcore band Bleeding Through.[279]
Sean Ingram Musician and entrepreneur, frontman of metalcore band Coalesce.[280]
Seth Rollins Professional wrestler and actor currently signed to WWE.[281][282]
Shaun Lopez Music producer, composer, and musician.[283]
Steve Turner Guitarist for the grunge band Mudhoney.[263]
Tim Cossar Guitarist for Ten Yard Fight and Give Up the Ghost.[212]
Torsun Vocalist for German electropunk band Egotronic.[284]
Vic Bondi Singer and co-founder of political Chicago punk band Articles of Faith.[285]
Vinnie Caruana Vocalist for punk band The Movielife and indie band I Am the Avalanche.[286][287]
Walter Schreifels Musician and producer froms bands like Youth of Today and Gorilla Biscuits.[288]
Zack de la Rocha Lead vocalist for Rage Against the Machine.[289]

See also

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