Matt Sanchez

About Matt Sanchez

Member of the four-piece alt-rock band American Authors, best known for their debut album Oh, What a Life and the singles"Best Day of My Life" and"Believer".

Matthew "Matt" Sanchez is an American journalist who has worked for Fox News and other organizations. Previously, he served as a Marine Reserve Soldier and participated in a debate on campus access for military recruiters at Columbia University. In March 2007, Sanchez received his first "Jeane Kirkpatrick Award for Academic Freedom" at the Conservative Political Action Conference. In the early 90s, Sanchez starred in gay porn movies as Pierre LaBranche and Rod Majors. He was involved in the Scott Thomas Beauchamp controversy, as a source.

Born	Matthew Sanchez, December 1, 1970, San Jose, California, US
Education	Columbia University
Nationality	American

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Trivia

Matt Sanchez explained that the band chose the name because they consider themselves storytellers through their lyrics, and that an author can be anyone who tells a story through words.

Matt Sanchez before fame

While attending Berklee College of Music, he met his future bandmates, and they established The Blue Pages in 2007. After a two-year battle as The Blue Pages, the four members of The Blue Pages walked out of school and migrated to Brooklyn, where they founded the American Authors.

Achievement of Matt Sanchez

He went on to say that the band chose the name because they consider themselves as storytellers through their music, and an author is someone who tells a tale with words.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Matt Sanchez family life

He began dating Katie Burton in 2015.

Associations of Matt Sanchez

He appears in American Authors alongside Dave Rublin, James Shelley, and Zachary Barnett.

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