
Joey Jordison spent the majority of his life entertaining crowds as the drummer of Slipknot and other rock-punk bands. Having ruled the music industry during much of the '90s and early 2000s, Jordison made a ton of money throughout his career. According to Celebrity Net Worth, the late legend's fortune was valued at an estimated $5 million at the time of his death. WealthyPersons.com, on the other hand, states his net worth was closer to $6 million.
The American record producer first rose to fame in the early 1990s at the time he was playing with a local group in Des Moines, Iowa, called the Pale Ones, per Rolling Stone. After Jordison suggested they change their name to Slipknot in 1995, the band transformed into a group of mask-wearing, dark-clothing-clad metalheads. Throughout their tenure, Slipknot earned three top 10s on the Billboard 200, dominated the Top Rock Albums and Hard Rock Albums charts, and had multiple certified-platinum songs, per Billboard.
After parting ways with Slipknot in 2013, Jordison co-founded the band Scar the Martyr that same year. When Scar the Martyr broke up three years later, he formed a new group called Vimic in 2016. He was previously a guitar player for the band Murderdolls, and he has also been featured on music with other heavy metal bands like Korn, Metallica, Rob Zombie, and Ministry. In addition to music, Jordison had a few acting credits, including "Dawson's Creek" in 2002, per IMDb.
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