Juliet Simms

At 38 years old, Juliet Simms has this physical status:

Juliet Nicole Simms Biersack (born February 26, 1986) is an American rock singer, songwriter, poet, composer, musician, producer, and entrepreneur. She established a fan base as the frontwoman of the band Automatic Loveletter.

In 2007 - in the band's earliest years - she became friends with Kevin Lyman.

This resulted in her being a returning act on the Warped Tour summer circuit.

After the summer of 2011 and working the circuit solo for the first time, Simms has since produced her content as a solo artist. On April 16, 2016 Simms married second time Black Veil Brides frontman Andy Biersack.

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Career

Juliet Simms, the frontwoman and guitarist for the band Automatic Loveletter from 2006 to 2011, releasing four EPs and two full-length albums before disbandment in late 2011. Automatic Loveletter's debut album, Truth or Dare, was released on June 22, 2010, followed by the album Kids Will Take Their Monsters On, which was released as an independent record label, Paper & Plastick.

Automatic Loveletter was formed with Juliet Simms on guitar and lead vocals, Daniel Currier on drums, and Tommy Simms on drums, as well as producer Tommy Simms on drums and producing, with bassist Sean Noll in Tommy's home studio in the Tampa Bay area. Stars and Scars was first released in December 2005 and recorded its first song together, after the band was named after the band but Juliet Simms wrote the song. They also wrote "Tin Lizzy," a Tommy Simms song.

Juliet Simms acoustically laid down all of the songs she had been writing over the last three years for consideration of her first major label album. Allison Hagendorf, the host of Fuse TV's The Pop TV Show, moved to Epic Records, Juliet Simms joined Automatic Loveletter, but Epic struggled with the Sony BMG 2005 Payola Scandal and internal struggles in 2007, dropping over 70 bands in 2007. Automatic Loveletter was not discontinued, but it was also not planned for the forthcoming year and a half with the drummer's Ford Excursion and burning their own copies of their Epic -produced slip covers to help finance their tours.

Automatic Loveletter was released in 2007 with producer Matt Squire (Panic! Boys Like Girls, All Time Low, Cute Is What We Want, The Cab, and The Maine) are among the Disco's favorites. "He challenged me and I challenged him," Juliet Simms said. "I felt very secure, and it's when the best of me comes out." The entire time was playful and amusing, and that's what music is about — having a good time." Juliet Simms brought her songbook to Matt Squire, who whittled them down and crafted them to fit together, with some songs taking entirely different directions. For example, "The Answer" was originally a ballad but later became one of the album's most upbeat numbers. On the record, Daniel Currier and lead guitarist Joe Nelson appeared on the record, Sean Noll officially joining just before some of the band's first tours together, and Tommy Simms occasionally tours with the band to play lead or rhythm guitar in larger venues and outdoor concerts. In 2008, the band appeared on both the main Bamboozle and Bamboozle Left.

"The Answer," "Parker," "Hush" and "Make-up Smeared Eyes) were among the tracks on their first official EP release in Recover 2007.

But after the tour, they were told to keep touring and asked by then President Charlie Walk to write more upbeat songs. Instead, Juliet Simms' "Black Ink Revenge" was a fan favorite but was turned down many times for re-write until it became "My Goodbye" on the track off the forthcoming Sony release. "I had been signed to Epic for three years, I toured with my completely broke band and was feeling like I disappointed my fans who had been promised music for more than a year," I sat in my room for four days, re-writing and re submitting the song for the first time five times." I like "My Goodbye" a lot, but it was the result of a lot of anxiety and the eagerness to have an album out," the singer says. "My Goodbye," "The Day that Saved Us," and "Hush" were quickly released as another self-titled EP right before Epic Records' final chapter, which fired all the performers except Daniel Currier, shortly before the first headlining tour. Epic held auditions for new members, recruited Jacob Fatoroochi, James Bowen, and Wayne Miller, then halfway through the tour, Juliet Simms told her that all of the band's salary was withheld and the band was dropped. Despite this humiliating setback, the new hired guys banded up and continued on to complete the tour, and Automatic Loveletter continued to sell out locations like the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles and San Francisco. "It was so liberating." I had some of the best shows on record ever after weeping my eyes out for a few hours. The band was picked up by Sony and Juliet Simms shortly after and was asked to write for a new album by Josh Abraham almost immediately.

"The Kids Will Take Their Monsters On" was Juliet Simms' first acoustic album on Paper + Plastick Records in 2011. Juliet Simms rebranded herself after leaving the circuit entirely solo for the first time in 2011 and creating her own material on January 27, 2015, as well as several singles.

Juliet Simms announced in 2019 that she would join Sumerian Records and released the single "Bad Love" to kick off the Rockstar Energy Disrupt 2019 Tour in August 2019. Following this, she performed her second single with Sumerian, '100 Little Deaths', in September 2019.

Juliet Simms released a 3-song EP titled 'Descent,' as well as a music video for the lead song off the EP's 'All American'.

Juliet Simms has re-branded herself, now named Lilith Czar, and her debut album 'Certified From Filth And Dust', which was released on April 23, 2021, was announced on February 19, 2021.

Juliet Simms was a contestant on the 2012 season of American television show The Voice.

She sang the Beatles' "Oh!

Darling was selected "British" for her blind audition and became a member of Team Cee Loo, but not to be a member of Team Cee Lo. Juliet Simms advanced to the live rounds after defeating Sarah Golden in a duet. She performed "Roxanne" by The Police in her first live show. Juliet Simms wrote "Cryin'" by Aerosmith in the quarter-finals. After reporting "It's A Man's Man's World," she was the only female contestant to advance to the finals, edging out Jamar Rogers. Juliet Simms' book "It's A Man's Man's World" debuted at #70 and also landed in three other Billboard charts.

Juliet Simms performed Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" in the finale and came second, second behind Jermaine Paul.

Universal Republic Records' "The Voice Performers" singles by Juliet Simms were released.

Made available on iTunes and CD

Juliet Simms was signed by CeeLo Green, her coach on the show, shortly after finishing The Voice. On December 11, 2012, her debut single "Wild Child" was released, followed by a music video in April 2013, for which Cee Lo Green is a executive producer. In 2013, an album was supposed to be out, but it wasn't until she left that she was not released. Juliet Simms and Veronica Ballestrini undertook them on a US tour in March and April 2013.

Juliet Simms' "All or Nothing" EP debuted on January 27, 2015. PledgeMusic, A music video for the EP's fourth track, "End of the World," was primarily funded by the album's recording and production, which was released in May 2015. During the Warped Tour of that year, Juliet Simms was heavily promoted by the EP.

From the Grave, her second EP, was released on July 15, 2016.

Juliet Simms was the most popular member of Fearless Records' Punk Goes Pop's seventh installment. On July 14, 2017, she and her husband, Andy Biersack, performed a duet cover of Adele's 2015 hit song When We Were Young. Following the debut of Punk Goes Pop Vol., a music video was also posted for the front page. 7. On April 27, 2018, she released her latest single Take Me, which was written about the emotional struggles of two touring musicians in a committed relationship. The music video was released on May 9, 2018.

Juliet Simms' new label Sumerian Records released her first album, 'Bad Love,' on June 21, 2019.

Juliet Simms revealed her new name Lilith Czar in February 2021, along with a new album named Created from Filth and Dust, which is set to be published on April 23, 2021.

Lilith Czar

Juliet Simms has teased teasers and photos from her debut on social media after leaving fans in the dust after her 2020 EP 'Descent'. Lilith Czar, with black hair and a crown on her head, emerged on February 19, 2021, she re-emerged as Lilith Czar. She also released the first single 'King' off her debut album with Sumerian Records titled 'Cert And Dust,' on February 19, 2021.

Controversies

Juliet Simms was arrested by the FBI on October 31, 2016, after reportedly assaulting her husband Andy Biersack while under the influence.

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Juliet Simms has never spoken about the Church of Scientology. "I'm sure she's known as a Scientologist by several in the Church," Jeffrey Simms said, noting that Juliet Simms and his family, Natalie Simms, who are Scientologists, arrived in Clearwater, Florida, where one of the Church's many headquarters is located). "But [the assistance] isn't an organized service." She has no followers from the Vans Warped Tour, though she does have more.

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