Andrea Ferro

Andrea "Andy" Ferro (born 19 August 1973 in Arona, Province of Novara, Region of Piedmont)[1] is the male vocalist and one of the founding members of Italian gothic metal band Lacuna Coil.[2]

Andrea Ferro
Background information
Birth nameAndrea Ferro
Born (1973-08-19) 19 August 1973
Arona, Piedmont, Italy
Genres
Occupation(s)Singer
InstrumentsVocals
Years active1994–present
LabelsCentury Media
Associated acts
Websitewww.lacunacoil.it

Ferro founded Lacuna Coil with Marco Zelati in 1994 under the name Sleep of Right (they would also use Ethereal as their band name before Lacuna Coil). The two formed the band during the winter in Zelati's house in the winter when it was "too cold to skate". At first the band covered classics with just a guitar and vocals; eventually they became more interested in music than skating, Ferro said "because of the age and the girls and all the injuries". When they met Cristina Scabbia and heard she could sing, they invited her to try backup vocals. Upon hearing her sing, Ferro and Zelati asked her to join the band. In 1998, Lacuna Coil released their first EP and in 1999, after the departure of Raffael Zagaria, Claudio Leo, and Leonardo Forti and the recruiting of Cristiano Migliore and Cristiano Mozzati, Lacuna Coil had their current line-up.[3]

On the songwriting for Lacuna Coil, Ferro has said that it is "a process that is always evolving" and described it as "democratic", as some of the parts that he has written Cristina adapts to her voice and sings, and some of the parts she has written, he sings. Ferro has also changed his vocal style quite a bit over time; on their earlier albums up to Unleashed Memories, he had a tendency to use death growls for many songs, but over time he began to use mostly clean vocals. His death growls return in the band's new album Delirium. Ferro is featured in a Cayne song "Through the Ashes". He is also the featured artist in the I.P.E.R. song "Ancora in piedi".

He married his longtime girlfriend, Paola Penny Gigliotti, on 8 September 2012.

Guest work

Title With
"Through the Ashes" Cayne
"Ancora in piedi" I.P.E.R.
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