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Paolo Gregoletto
September 14, 1985
Miami, Florida, US
41 Years Old
Virgo
Who Is Paolo Gregoletto?
Paolo Francesco Gregoletto is an American musician celebrated for his versatile bass playing and songwriting contributions to the heavy metal band Trivium. His style blends powerful rhythm with melodic finesse, establishing him as a prominent figure in modern metal.
He joined Trivium in 2004, just before the recording of their breakthrough album Ascendancy, which quickly garnered critical acclaim. This album firmly cemented his place in the band and introduced his dynamic basslines to a global audience.
Early Life and Education
Miami, Florida was home for Paolo Gregoletto, who was born to an American mother and an Italian father. His early interest in music sparked after discovering bands like Metallica, inspiring him to pick up the bass.
He cultivated his skills through dedicated practice and lessons, developing foundational techniques. Gregoletto maintained good grades throughout high school, which earned him parental support for his musical pursuits.
Notable Relationships
Paolo Gregoletto is married to Bianca Gregoletto, with whom he resides in Florida. The couple publicly shared support for Bianca's father in mid-2024.
He also has a daughter, first mentioned in late 2021, and maintains a private family life.
Career Highlights
Paolo Gregoletto’s career took off with Trivium’s 2005 album Ascendancy, followed by successful releases like Shogun and In The Court Of The Dragon, which sold millions globally. He has contributed significantly to the band's discography, helping them achieve consistent chart presence.
Beyond his performance, Gregoletto is a prolific songwriter, composing tracks such as "To The Rats" and "The Rising" for Trivium's albums. He also writes a monthly column for Bass Guitar Magazine, further showcasing his expertise and influence in the metal community.
Signature Quote
“I think the key to success outside of just having good luck, and being at the right place at the right time is working really hard. And just being able to work through tough times that's that's the biggest thing.”