Gregg Mandel
Gregg Mandel fronts the alternative rock band that carries his name. Their most recognized track is "He Could Be Devil (feat. Paul Otten)," a 2017 single that...
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Gregg Mandel fronts the alternative rock band that carries his name. Their most recognized track is "He Could Be Devil (feat. Paul Otten)," a 2017 single that features Paul Otten on vocals. The band formed in 2015 with a lineup that included guitarists Casper Esmann and Jakob Sørensen, bassist Jacob Vester, and drummer Alexander Vestergaard.
Mandel grew up in Copenhagen and listened to Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen as a youth. The band has released several albums and EPs since their debut, including "The Storm" in 2018, "The Road to Redemption" in 2020, and "Ashes to Dust" in 2022.
The current lineup still features Mandel and Otten on vocals and guitar, along with Esmann, Sørensen, Vester, and Vestergaard.
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