Joey Cape is a multifaceted musician best known for his role as the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the influential punk rock band Lagwagon, which formed in the early 1990s. Cape's career, however, extends beyond his work with Lagwagon, reflecting a diverse range of musical projects and solo endeavors. Born on November 16, 1966, in California, Joey Cape has become a respected figure in the punk rock scene, admired for his songwriting prowess and distinctive voice.

Aside from his success with Lagwagon, Joey has embarked on several other musical journeys, some of which include playing with the experimental band Bad Astronaut and forming the cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. As a solo artist, Cape's work often showcases a more introspective and acoustic-driven side, with albums such as "Doesn't Play Well with Others" and "Stitch Puppy" illustrating his versatility as a musician. His most recent releases, such as "A Good Year to Forget" and "Let Me Know When You Give Up," continue to exemplify his ability to blend personal storytelling with his punk roots. Cape’s commitment to his craft and his enduring impact on the punk rock genre make him a significant figure in the world of music.