Sick of It All frontman Lou Koller dies of cancer
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Sick of It All have announced the death of frontman Lou Koller after his battle with adenocarcinoma cancer, with the developing report adding no age or exact date of death. The band described him as an iconic frontman whose humour, commitment and energy connected with hardcore audiences worldwide, as the group approaches what would have been its 40th anniversary.
Koller revealed in June 2024 that doctors had found a tumour spanning his oesophagus and stomach, forcing him to stop touring for treatment. He formed the Queens, New York band in 1986 with brother Pete Koller and drummer Armand Majidi; after releasing its debut album in 1989, Sick of It All became a prominent New York hardcore act through extensive touring.
- Lou Koller has died after battling adenocarcinoma cancer.
- The band did not disclose his age or exact death date.
- He co-founded Sick of It All in 1986.
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Originally published by Rolling Stone as “Lou Koller, Frontman for Sick of It All, Has Died”.