Tragic Loss: Firehouse Frontman CJ Snare Passes Away at 64

In a sorrowful announcement, it was revealed that CJ Snare, the esteemed lead vocalist and co-founder of Firehouse, departed from this world unexpectedly at the age of 64, on Friday night.

The band expressed profound grief through a heartfelt message on their official Facebook page, mourning the loss of their beloved brother in music. CJ Snare was not merely a singer; he embodied the spirit of rock and roll, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of fans worldwide.

Co-creating Firehouse in the late ’80s, CJ Snare embarked on a musical journey that spanned nearly four decades alongside fellow bandmates, guitarist Bill Leverty and drummer Michael Foster. Together, they crafted timeless classics, including the chart-topping hits “Don’t Treat Me Bad,” “Love of a Lifetime,” and “When I Look Into Your Eyes.”

Despite facing health challenges in 2023, undergoing undisclosed surgery that temporarily halted his performances, CJ Snare’s passion for music remained unyielding. His anticipated return to the stage was eagerly awaited by fans, showcasing his resilience and dedication to his craft.

As the band and fans alike grapple with the profound loss, their thoughts and condolences extend to CJ Snare’s family, his beloved Katherine Little, friends, and loyal supporters worldwide. In their tribute, Firehouse bids farewell to their cherished comrade, recognizing that his voice now harmonizes with the celestial choir. Though he may have departed from this earthly stage, CJ Snare’s legacy as a musical luminary will endure eternally.