Who is musician Djo?
JOE Keery is a successful actor who has also built a music career under the name Djo.
Now, fans want to know more about the star and his work in the entertainment industry.
Who is Djo?
Joseph "Joe" David Keery was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts, on April 24, 1992.
The actor and musician also goes by the stage name Djo.
He is well known for his role as Steve Harrington in the science fiction show, Stranger Things.
According to his IMDb profile, the actor is also known for the films Molly's Game, Slice, and After Everything.
He also starred in the comedy movie, Free Guy, and appeared in the television series, Fargo.
In addition to singing, Djo plays multiple instruments, including the guitar, the keyboard, and the drums.
What albums has Djo released?
As Screen Rant reported, Djo has released two solo albums.
He released his debut solo album, Twenty Twenty, on September 13, 2019, followed by Decide on September 16, 2022.
According to the outlet, both albums received "positive reviews."
What band was Joe Keery in?
As Screen Rant reported, Keery was in the psychedelic rock band Post Animal for four years before making it big as an actor and launching his solo music career.
He was in the band from 2015 to 2019, and the group has released three albums, including When I Think of You in a Castle (2018),Forward Motion Godyssey(2020), andLove Gibberish(2022).
The band has also released three EPs, which include Post Animal Perform the Most Curious Water Activities(2015),The Garden Series(2016), andWorried About You(2020).
Keery left Post Animal for multiple reasons.
While he wanted "to focus on his acting commitments in thecast ofStranger Thingsand other projects" he also left the band "becausehe did not want his star power to overshadow the talents of the other band members," per Screen Rant.
"It's important to disassociate Steve fromStranger Thingsto the band because I think it will eventually hurt the band," he said in a January 2018 interview with Bustle.
"Those guys are such talented musicians I think it's important that they're hitting the pavement for a while and making a name for themselves and it's not necessarily associated withStranger Things," he continued.
The musician added that there was still hope for the whole band to get back together and that "it's just about finding the time," per the outlet.
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