| Who is it? | Actor, Camera Department, Soundtrack |
| Birth Day | March 19, 1979 |
| Age | 44 YEARS OLD |
| Residence | Los Angeles, California |
| Occupation | Actor, musician |
| Website | http://joehursley.com/ |
Joe Hursley, a renowned Actor, Camera Department, and Soundtrack artist, has gained significant acclaim in the entertainment industry. Born in 1979, Hursley has made successful contributions to various projects. With his exceptional talent, dedication, and hard work, he has accumulated an estimated net worth of $1.7 million, projected to rise by 2024. His talent and versatility have allowed him to excel in multiple roles behind and in front of the camera, making him a valuable asset to the industry. Joe Hursley's remarkable career trajectory has undoubtedly cemented his place as a highly respected and successful individual in the entertainment world.
Hursley began his entertainment career after participating in the Schick "Groove n' Smooth" national talent search in 1999. He won the talent search, and started a karaoke company at age 19. He became well known in Austin nightlife scene as Karaoke Joe, going on to perform over five-hundred shows the next few years.
In late 2004, Hursley started the Los Angeles-based rock and roll band and Sunset Strip staples, The Ringers, with whom he released the albums "Tokyo Massage III" and "Headlocks and Highkicks". They appeared in the Miami Ink episode "Ruthless and Toothless". The Ringers were featured in SPIN magazine in 2007. They also performed on stage in Accepted and were the only unsigned band to be featured on the movie Soundtrack.
After The Ringers broke up in 2010, Joe and his cousin Patrick Hursley (the Drummer of The Ringers) formed the indie rock band Indians. They released their self-titled debut in 2011. The first music video, "Sink Into You", was written and directed by Jordan Albertsen, and starred Joslyn Jensen and Taylor Handley.
He then appeared in major films including Accepted, Resident Evil: Extinction and Fast and Furious, which led him to his first starring feature role with cult Director Penelope Spheeris in Balls to the Wall (2011).
Music by the Indians was featured in the 2012 film Rites of Passage, and the television shows Top Gear, and MTV's Catfish.
In 2013 Indians changed their name to We Were Indians, and released their debut album that same year.
