1. Fireborn is a Swedish death metal band formed in 2014. The band consists out of members from well known Swedish metal bands; Unleashed, Entombed and Necrophobic. They don't intend to sound like any of the members main bands but intend to create some original sounding furious death metal.

line-up:
L-G Petrov (Entombed, Entombed A.D., ex-Nihilist, ex-Comecon) - Vocals
Victor Brandt (Entombed, Entombed A.D.) - Guitar
Fredrik Folkare (Unleashed], Necrophobic) - Guitar
A. Impaler (Necrophobic, Naglfar) - Bass
Matte Modin (Dark Funeral, Defleshed) - Drums

2. Fireborn is also a split-up American melodic death metal band. They are no longer together, but most of the members went on to form the band Dragonwind.

3. Fireborn is a German hard rock band. About Fireborn:

The focus is on Jenny, a singer who captivates audiences with her unique, raspy voice, her wide vocal range, and her ability to effortlessly switch between delicate tones and pure power. She is supported by Dennis (guitar), Raphael (drums), Chris (bass), and Rick (guitar)—a band that doesn’t just play music on stage, but unleashes energy. In 2019—then still under the name Dislike Silence—the band reached the finals of the 37th German Rock and Pop Awards, taking third place in the “Rock” category. The big step followed in winter 2021: recording sessions at Little Creek Studio in Gelterkinden, produced by Schmier (Destruction) and recorded by V.O. Pulver (Pro- Pain, Burning Witches, Nervosa). Their debut album, Reflections, was released in 2023 via the US label Deko Entertainment and not only landed Fireborn on the official rock and metal charts, but also on stages with Silbermond, Burning Witches, Destruction, and other major players in the scene. Musically, Fireborn combine the energy of modern American hard rock with the soul of classic rock – full of atmosphere, emotion, and memorable melodies.

Lineup:

Jenny Gruber – Vocals
Raphael Singh – Drums
Rick Götze – Guitars
Dennis Weber – Guitars
Christian Lehr – Bass Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.