Andy Williams, Former Every Time I Die Guitarist, Passes Away at 48

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Andy Williams, the former guitarist of the iconic metalcore band Every Time I Die, has died at the age of 48. Williams, who also made a name for himself as a professional wrestler in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), collapsed during a match in Pennsylvania on September 5.

Williams was a founding member of Every Time I Die, which emerged from Buffalo, New York, in 1998. The band became a significant force in the metalcore scene, known for their energetic performances and innovative sound. Their last album, Radical, released in 2021, received critical acclaim and showcased the band’s enduring legacy.

Beyond his music career, Williams pursued his passion for wrestling, debuting on the independent circuit in 2015. He quickly gained recognition as ‘The Butcher’ and formed a tag team with Jesse ‘The Blade’ Guilmette, making waves in AEW starting in 2019.

Williams once shared his unique perspective on both music and wrestling, likening the two to art forms that require creativity and structure. His contributions to both fields will be remembered by fans and fellow artists alike.

Source: www.loudersound.com

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