Angel Ibarra

Angel Ibarra (born April 30, 1987) is an American musician best known as a former guitarist and one of the backing vocalists for the band Aiden. He was one of the founding members of the band when it first started back in 2003, during his high school days.[1]

Not to be confused with Angelo Ibarra.
Angel Ibarra
Angel Ibarra
Background information
Birth nameAngel De Jesus Ibarra
Born (1987-04-30) April 30, 1987
OriginLos Angeles, California, U.S.
GenresPost-Hardcore
Occupation(s)Guitarist
Backing vocalist
InstrumentsGuitar
Piano
Years active2003 - 2011
LabelsVictory Records
Dead Teenager Records
Associated actsAiden
WebsiteOfficial website

Life and career

Angel was born in Los Angeles, California, before moving to Fife, Washington. He, along with Jake Davison founded Aiden during high school.[1]

Though still a member of Aiden, in early 2009 Angel started a solo acoustic project, Simply titled "Angel Ibarra", He embarked on a UK tour with The Honeymoon Suite in March 2009 to promote this, after releasing several songs upon his Myspace. However, the solo project was short lived as he later decided to make the songs he had written more Rock orientated and formed a band with fellow Aiden bandmate, Jake Davison who would play drums.

In January 2012, Angel Ibarra decided to leave Aiden. He announced this himself, in a video featured on Aiden's official YouTube channel. After leaving Aiden, Ibarra ceased to be active in the music industry.

Discography

Albums

EPs
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References
  1. "It was just me and Jake that started it I think maybe sophomore or junior year" Archived September 30, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
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