Jack Met was born on August 16, 1997 in New York City, New York. From a young age, he showed a passion for music and performing, which would ultimately lead him to form the indie pop band AJR with his brothers.
In 2006, Jack Met and his brothers, Adam Met and Ryan Met, came together to create AJR. They initially started off by performing covers of popular songs before transitioning to writing and composing their own original music. The name AJR is derived from the group members' initials, with the J representing Jack.
As the lead singer of AJR, Jack Met quickly gained recognition for his unique voice and charismatic stage presence. He is known for his musical versatility, playing instruments such as the guitar, melodica, and ukulele. Some of AJR's most popular songs, including "Bang", "Worlds Smallest Violin", and "Bummerland", showcase Jack's talent as a songwriter and performer.
Jack Met comes from a creative family, with his parents Gary Metzger and Laurie Marvald working as architects. Growing up in New York City, he was exposed to a vibrant arts and culture scene that would influence his own musical journey. His close bond with his brothers, both on and off stage, has been a driving force behind AJR's success.
In addition to his music career, Jack Met has also dabbled in acting. He made a notable appearance in the 2013 film Billy Bates, alongside actress Josephine de la Baume. His foray into acting showcases his multifaceted talents and his willingness to explore different creative avenues.