Shaun Morgan Welgemoed
Actor · b. 1978 · Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Known publicly as Shaun Morgan, he a South African musician, and singer for the post-grunge/alternative metal band Seether. Morgan spent all of his early life in South Africa. His parents divorced when Morgan was still a child. Morgan is one of three children; he had a brother, Eugene, who took his own life in 2007, and has a sister, Lucy. Prior to forming their band, Saron Gas, Morgan was a member of a tribute band, tributing songs of bands such as Creed and Tom Petty. In May 1999, Morgan became the rhythm guitarist and back-up vocalist of a new band, Saron Gas. There were four other members to the band; a female vocalist, a lead guitarist, bassist and drummer. However, when the singer and guitarist did not turn up to the first practice, the band decided to stay as a three-piece, with Welgemoed on lead vocals and guitar. Morgan primarily uses Schecter Guitar Research guitars, mostly the PT models which he has had custom made for himself.
Movies2
Movie8.0MusicSeether released an acoustic CD/DVD set titled One Cold Night, recorded on February 22, 2006, at Grape Street in Philadelphia. Morgan, who had been suffering from a stomach ailment, decided to do an acoustic performance of their set-list rather than cancel the show.
Seether | One Cold Night
2006 · 2 votes
Movie4.6ThrillerEva is an undercover cop, with the reputation of going too far to solve a case. On the hunt for a serial killer, who tattoos and skins his victims, she meets Nathan and starts to get close to him. Little does she know that Nathan is the serial killer she is hunting and getting close to him could result in her losing her life in ways more terrifying than she could imagine. 'Killer Tattooist' is an edge-of-the-seat thriller that will chill you to the bone.
Skinned
2020 · 7 votes
Series2
TV5.3Talk ShowComedyJimmy Kimmel Live! is an American late-night talk show, created and hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and broadcast on ABC.
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
2003 · 217 votes
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Pepsi Smash
2003 · 2 votes