Modest Mouse

Days after drummer Jeremiah Green's stage 4 cancer diagnosis was shared publicly, Modest Mouse announced the co-founder's death.

Some of you may have already heard, but I figured it would be good to hear the news directly from our camp," Modest Mouse singer Isaac Brock wrote on the band's "Please appreciate all the love you give, get, have given, and will get. These will come later, and from many people," the message continued.

Less than a week after his mother announced he had stage 4 cancer, Green died on December 31.

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Jeremiah Green, a founding member of indie rock band Modest Mouse, died Saturday of cancer. He was 45. According to a statement on his mother's Facebook ...

Green co-founded Modest Mouse in 1992 with Isaac Brock and Eric Judy. “Jeremiah was diagnosed with cancer a short while ago, and he’s currently in treatment. It seems to be going smoothly and making a positive difference.”

Just days after his cancer diagnosis was publicly announced, Jeremiah Green -- the drummer for the rock band Modest Mouse -- has died, according to ...

He laid down to rest and simply faded out,” the post read. Jeremiah’s loved ones would like to thank everyone for their continued well wishes and support.” These will come later, and from many people.” “I’d like to say a bunch of pretty words right now, but it just isn’t the time. “Jeremiah was a light to so many. [his cancer diagnosis was publicly announced](http://www.cnn.com/2022/12/28/entertainment/jeremiah-green-modest-mouse-drummer-cancer-health-sick/index.html), Jeremiah Green – the drummer for the rock band Modest Mouse – has died, according to statements from his mother and bandmates.

Green had been diagnosed with Stage IV cancer, and was undergoing treatment at the time of his passing.

In November, they announced an upcoming tour for the 25th anniversary of their second album, The Lonesome Crowded West. Green was a founding member of the indie rock band Modest Mouse, alongside frontman Isaac Brock and bassist Eric Judy. They released their third album, The Moon & Antarctica, on Epic Records, a label owned by Sony Music Entertainment, in 2000, but didn't find mainstream success until 2004's Good News For People Who Like Bad News.

On Christmas Day, Jeremiah Green's mother revealed via Facebook that the Modest Mouse drummer had been diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.

Green had a breakdown around the time of “Good News for People Who Love Bad News,” released in 2004, and briefly left the band. Popular rock radio DJ Marco Collins previously shared that Green had pulled out of Modest Mouse’s concert tour to receive chemotherapy, adding that his oncologist was “a big fan” of the band. In 1992, Green founded Modest Mouse alongside Brock and bassist Eric Judy in the Seattle suburb of Issaquah, Wash. 1 show with Green at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. “I don’t know a way to ease into this,” read the Modest Mouse statement. Jeremiah’s loved ones would like to thank everyone for their continued well wishes and support.” Please appreciate all the love you give, get, have given, and will get. He was back for more recent albums, including “Strangers to Ourselves” and “The Golden Casket,” which came out in 2021. I’d like to say a bunch of pretty words right now, but it just isn’t the time. “Jeremiah was a light to so many,” she continued in her statement. We love you.” He laid down to rest and simply faded out.