Today we’d like to introduce you to Jeremiah Bundy.
Hi Jeremiah, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today?
I was born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado, where I still reside. I come from a rocky background that is full of alot of trauma. But, I never let those things define me. I carved my own path through music. I started playing bass at the age of 12 years old, and am completely self taught. I have played in bands as long as I have been playing music. Like everyone, I started a band with friends, and it eventually flamed out, like most first projects do. I received the first opportunity professionally as a guitar tech for Saving Abel, due to my best friend Danny Rival getting me the gig. Together he and I were the core of Saving Abel’s crew from 2017-2019, along with a brief stint with SOiL, before going onto work with Saliva together, and eventually getting gigs apart from one another.
I went onto work with Tantric and Puddle of Mudd as a guitar tech for the Muddfest tour in 2019. As well as keeping a relationship with SOiL, namely the bassist Tim King. During all of the time I was teching, I was still playing in my own band, as well as honing in skills from different players I was teching for. On the Muddfest tour, I met my singer Brian Carter, for the band I am currently in:
Scream At The Sky.
In the 4 years I have been in SATS, we have conquered the states numerous times, notably playing The Gathering of the Juggalos in 2024, along with breaking into the international market with our 2025 tour in Brazil, being the first band from the U.S.A. to play at Franco Do Rock Open Air.
In 2024, I worked for the all female Rock band, Plush. I was hired for stage managing and Drum Teching on the Disturbed/Falling In Reverse tour.
I am also a hired gun for the band Embryonic Autopsy, and fill in for them on bass. Most recently coming off a European Tour in June 2026, with Six Feet Under. Not only were we supporting the legends of Death Metal across 14 countries, we were also on festival dates such as Graspop Metal Meeting, Hellfest Open Air, Mystic Festival, Basinfire Festival and Abyss Festival.
I am very passionate about music and have been putting together my craft for 19 years. Whether it be as a tech or a player, I give my heart and soul when it comes to music. And, while I prefer to be on the stage playing, teching opened up many opportunities for my playing career. And, have learned you never know what opportunities will take you where.
I have also started a solo project by the name A.A. Kidd that highlights alot of struggles I faced growing up. I write, produce and perform everything for A.A. Kidd, and use that as my creative outlet to explore different genres and topics I normally wont touch in the Rock/Metal world.
Alright, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome?
The biggest obstacles have been uncertainty. From the outside looking in, the music industry looks to be all glamor and fun. But, there is alot of uncertainty as it could end at any minute. You may not get the call back, you may not get the tour, etc. There is so much that is unpredictable in today’s music world. So, to anyone who may read this, enjoy every minute. It may not be forever. Ive been very fortunate and have done things I never would’ve thought were actually possible. So, never stop, keep pushing. But, never take it for granted.
Thanks for sharing that. So, maybe next you can tell us a bit more about your work?
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