David Desrosiers Net Worth

David Desrosiers net worth is estimated at $9 million. He is a Canadian musician and singer best known as the former bass guitarist of the pop-punk band Simple Plan, one of the most successful rock bands to emerge from Canada in the early 2000s. His wealth was largely built during two decades of touring, album sales, and global popularity with the band.

David Desrosiers Net Worth	$9 Million
Date of Birth	August 1980
Place of Birth	Montreal, Canada

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Early Life

David Desrosiers was born in August 1980 in Montreal, Canada. He developed an interest in music at a young age and later became known for his energetic stage presence and backing vocals. Desrosiers joined Simple Plan in 2000, shortly after the band was formed in 1999.

Rise to Fame with Simple Plan

Simple Plan achieved major commercial success after releasing their debut studio album, No Pads, No Helmets… Just Balls, in 2002. The album was a breakout hit, reaching No. 2 in Canada and producing popular singles that helped establish the band internationally.

Their follow-up album, Still Not Getting Any… (2004), was even more successful, peaking at No. 2 in Canada and No. 3 on the US charts. The album included hit songs such as “Welcome to My Life,” which reached No. 1 in Canada and became one of the band’s signature tracks.

Continued Commercial Success

Simple Plan continued to release successful albums over the years, including:

Simple Plan (2008) – No. 2 in Canada
Get Your Heart On! (2011) – No. 2 in Canada
Taking One for the Team (2016) – No. 4 in Canada

These releases, combined with extensive international touring, helped solidify the band’s place in the global pop-punk scene and significantly contributed to Desrosiers’ earnings.

Hiatus and Departure from the Band

David Desrosiers took a hiatus from Simple Plan between 2017 and 2019. In July 2020, he officially stepped down from the band following public allegations of sexual misconduct. Reports alleged that he had engaged in inappropriate behavior involving multiple young women. Following these revelations, Simple Plan announced that Desrosiers was no longer a member of the group.