Is Hope Sandoval Married, Who is Her Husband, Her Personal Life, Net Worth

Hope Sandoval's Net Worth as of November 2024 is $3 Million

Quick Facts of Hope Sandoval

Net Worth	$3 Million
Salary	Not Known
Height	4 ft 9 in
Date of Birth	24 June, 1966
Profession	Musicians
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Hope Sandoval is a singer-songwriter from the United States best known as the lead singer of the bands “Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions” and “Mazzy Star.”

She has also worked and toured with artists such as The Chemical Brothers, Richard X, Le Volume Courbe, The Jesus & Mary Chain, and Death in Vegas.

Sandoval was raised in East Los Angeles, California, in a Mexican American household. She began her career with the folk band Going Home in 1986 before joining Mazzy Star. She creates songs for Mazzy Star in addition to being the lead singer.

Hope Sandoval’s Bio, Age

Hope Sandoval was born on June 24, 1966, in East Los Angeles, California. Her parents are Mexican Americans.

She attended Mark Keppel High School. In 1986, she and her friend Sylvia Gomez founded the folk music duet Going Home.

Career

Hope Sandoval, Kendra Smith, and David Roback were members of the band Opal in the late 1980s.

After Smith left the band during a UK tour, Sandoval took over as lead singer and went on to join the alternative rock band Mazzy Star with Roback. In 1990, Mazzy Star released their debut studio album, ‘She Hangs Brightly.’

They quickly launched a hit song named “Fade into You” from their second studio album ‘So Tonight That I Might See’ in 1993. The band released their third album, Among My Swan, in 1996. The song “Flowers in December” debuted at #40 and became the band’s highest-ranking song on the UK Singles Chart.

Mazzy Star took a break after the release of the album’s first song, “I’ve Been Let Down.” In the year 2000, Sandoval established the band The Warm Inventions. A year later, she released her first solo album, ‘Bavarian Fruit Bread,’ which included two covers: “Drop” by Jesus and Mary Chain and “Butterfly Mornings” from the 1970 film ‘The Ballad of Cable Hogue.’

Between 2000 and 2002, the singer and her band The Warm Inventions produced two EPs. They released their second album, ‘Through the Devil Softly,’ in 2009.

Sandoval and her band Mazzy Star teamed once again in October 2011 to create the song “Common Burn.” They launched their next album, ‘Seasons of Your Day,’ two years later.

In 2016, she and The Warm Inventions released “Isn’t It True,” a 7″ vinyl tune. ‘Until the Hunter,’ their third album, was released in November of that year. “Let Me Get There,” the album’s second single, was released in September.

Hope Sandoval has worked with Massive Attack on several successful songs, including “Four Walls,” “Paradise Circus,” and “The Spoils.”

In 1993, her band Mazzy Star released the album ‘So Tonight That I Might See.’ It produced the song “Fade into You,” which became the band’s first and only song to make it to the Billboard Hot 100 chart, grabbing the 44th spot.

Is Hope Sandoval Shy?
Sandoval is a very quiet and shy person who rarely interacts with the audience on stage, yet she manages to wow them with her exceptional performances.

Hope Sandoval’s Net Worth

Hope Sandoval has an estimated net worth of $3 million as of 2022.