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Dicky Barrett


Richard Michael Barrett (born June 22, 1964), known professionally as Dicky Barrett, is an American musician, actor, and radio personality best known as the lead vocalist of the ska punk band The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, which he co-founded in Boston in 1985.
The band achieved commercial success in the late 1990s with the platinum-certified album Let's Face It (1997) and its hit single "The Impression That I Get," which peaked at number one on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart, helping to popularize the ska-punk genre during the third wave ska revival.
From 2004 to 2022, Barrett served as the announcer for the late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live!, a role he left following ABC/Disney's COVID-19 vaccination mandate, which he refused to comply with due to personal convictions regarding vaccine safety and efficacy.
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones disbanded in 2022 after releasing their eleventh studio album When God Was Great, amid speculation linking the split to Barrett's public stance on vaccination policies, though band members emphasized mutual decision-making after decades of activity.
In 2023, Barrett formed the punk supergroup The Defiant, featuring members from other prominent acts like The Offspring and Goldfinger, and released their debut album If We're Really Being Honest in 2024, continuing his career in music while expressing unfiltered views on social and political issues.

Early life

Childhood and formative influences

Richard Michael Barrett was born on June 22, 1964, in , to parents Pat Barrett and his father, alongside an older brother named Billy and a younger sister named Kathy. In 1968, the family relocated to , where Barrett began the following year at Oldham Elementary School. Described by his mother as exceptionally bright yet academically unfocused and prone to youthful mischief, Barrett participated in school singing groups during junior high and briefly played in the band program, though with limited proficiency. Barrett graduated from Norwood High School in 1983, during which time he developed a strong interest in art and poetry, encouraged by teacher David Powell to channel his creative energies into writing, a practice that later informed his songwriting. His formative musical influences emerged from the Boston-area and scene; as a high school student around age 17, he began performing as a vocalist in the local punk band Impact Unit, opening for acts like the at venues such as The Channel. This early immersion in raw, energetic performances, alongside exposure to British 2 Tone influences like , The English Beat, and , shaped his aggressive vocal style and commitment to high-energy live shows. Prior to co-founding in 1983, Barrett also fronted short-lived outfits such as the Cheapskates and Toxic Toast, honing his stage presence amid the gritty DIY ethos of the regional underground circuit.

Musical career

Early bands and local scene involvement

Prior to forming The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Barrett was active in Boston's burgeoning hardcore punk scene during the early 1980s, performing with local bands such as the Cheapskates, Toxic Toast, and Impact Unit. These groups operated within the raw, aggressive punk environment of venues like The Channel and Radiobeat Studios, where Barrett honed his vocal style amid the city's tight-knit "Boston Crew" associated with the X-Claim! collective, a key distributor and promoter of regional hardcore acts. Impact Unit, Barrett's most documented early project, emerged around 1983 as a straight-edge influenced hardcore outfit, with Barrett on vocals alongside guitarist Ross O'Hara, bassist Sam, and drummer Julie. The band recorded a demo in April 1983 at Radiobeat Studios, produced by Lou Giordano, capturing the fast-paced, mosh-pit energy of the era; tracks featured Barrett's raspy shouts over thrashing guitars and pounding rhythms, aligning with contemporaries like SSD and Gang Green in the anti-alcohol, youth-driven subculture. At age 17, Barrett fronted Impact Unit opening for the Misfits at The Channel, exposing him to larger crowds and solidifying his reputation in Boston's punk underbelly, which emphasized DIY ethics, stage dives, and occasional brawls at shows. Barrett's scene involvement extended beyond performing; as a Norwood High School student, he immersed himself in the chaotic live circuit, attending gigs by UK imports like Bad Manners and witnessing the fusion of punk aggression with emerging ska influences that later shaped his career. This period marked his transition from fan to fixture in Boston's punk ecosystem, where interpersonal networks and shared bills fostered collaborations, though the scene's volatility—evident in infamous incidents like a 1980 altercation at a Cramps show involving Barrett punching frontman Lux Interior—reflected its raw, unpolished realism. By the mid-1980s, these experiences propelled him toward integrating horns and ska rhythms, bridging hardcore's intensity with broader appeals.

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones formed in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1983, blending ska, punk, and hardcore elements into a style often termed ska-core. Dicky Barrett served as the band's lead vocalist and a founding member, contributing lyrics and energetic stage presence that defined their live performances. Original lineup included guitarist Nate Albert, bassist Joe Gittleman, and others from the local hardcore scene, with Barrett drawing from prior experience in bands like Impact Unit and Cheapskates. The band built a grassroots following through relentless touring and independent releases before achieving mainstream breakthrough with their 1997 album on . The lead single "The Impression That I Get" topped the chart and propelled the album to platinum certification in the United States, selling over one million copies. This success aligned with the third-wave revival of the late 1990s, during which the Bosstones headlined major tours and festivals, including multiple appearances on the . Following peak commercial years, the Bosstones entered a in December 2003 after releasing seven , citing the need for a break from constant touring. They reunited in , issuing further albums like The Magic of Youth (2011) and While We're At It (2018), while maintaining a dedicated fanbase through annual Hometown Throwdown shows in . In January 2022, ahead of their 40th anniversary, announced their permanent disbandment, stating that after decades of collaboration, they chose not to continue, with a final tour concluding that summer. Barrett's role as frontman remained central throughout, influencing the band's raw, unpolished ethos and resistance to over-commercialization.

Post-Bosstones projects including The Defiant

Following the Mighty Mighty Bosstones' announcement of their disbandment on January 27, 2022, after nearly four decades together, Dicky Barrett formed the punk rock supergroup The Defiant in 2022. The band draws on members' prior experience in established acts to deliver melodic punk rock with lyrics emphasizing personal accountability and skepticism toward societal norms. The Defiant's lineup includes Barrett on lead vocals, on drums (previously with ), on guitar (formerly of ), Johnny Rioux on bass (of ), and Joey LaRocca on guitar and keyboards (of ). This configuration positions the group as a collaborative effort among and rock veterans, distinct from Barrett's ska-punk roots with the Bosstones. The band's debut album, If We're Really Being Honest, was released on October 27, 2023, through , comprising 12 tracks of straightforward . Singles such as "Dead Language" preceded the full release, accompanied by an official directed and edited by band-affiliated crew. Post-release, The Defiant has performed live, including dates supporting NOFX's final in September 2024 and shows with Me First and the Gimme Gimmes in April 2024. No additional musical projects by Barrett beyond The Defiant have been documented since the Bosstones' end.

Media and broadcasting career

Radio hosting

Barrett hosted The Mighty Morning Show on alternative rock station Indie 103.1 FM, airing weekday mornings from approximately October 2005 until his dismissal in March 2006. The program featured Barrett's energetic style, drawing on his background in and music, with discussions, music selections, and guests aligned with the station's indie and focus. Tensions arose between Barrett and station management, including program director and general manager Dawn Girocco, over creative control, including playlist restrictions—such as objections to overplayed tracks like —and approvals for on-air topics, exemplified by an unauthorized discussion on pro-choice issues. Barrett resisted efforts to shift the show toward a more mainstream format, viewing it as influenced by corporate pressures from entities like , while the station cited his competing commitments to Jimmy Kimmel Live!—which Barrett described as his primary income source—as a factor in reduced availability. Barrett was fired around March 22, 2006, after roughly five months on air, prompting a public dispute where he accused the station of misrepresenting his departure as a voluntary quit and lacking commitment, claims he refuted by emphasizing his dedication despite scheduling conflicts. Management maintained that significant investments in the show had not yielded the expected results due to Barrett's divided focus, leading to fill-in hosts like post-departure. The incident highlighted broader challenges for Indie 103.1, a relatively new station struggling to establish a flagship morning program amid format pressures. No further radio hosting roles for Barrett have been documented beyond this period.

Television announcing and acting roles

Barrett served as the announcer for the Jimmy Kimmel Live! on from January 2004 until January 2022. His gravelly, distinctive voice became a signature element of the show's opening sequences and announcements during this period. The role commenced shortly after entered a hiatus, allowing Barrett to transition into regular broadcast work in . During his tenure, Barrett occasionally took leaves for Bosstones reunions and tours, such as a break in December 2013 for the band's Hometown Throwdown performances in . He departed the show in early 2022 after relocating to , with comedian Lou Wilson announced as his replacement on January 11, 2022. Barrett's on-screen television acting credits are limited, with no major recurring or lead roles documented beyond cameo appearances tied to his musical career or the Jimmy Kimmel Live! announcing position. His contributions to television primarily emphasized voice work and band-related promotional segments rather than scripted .

Political views and activism

Skepticism toward COVID-19 vaccines and mandates

Barrett refused to receive the , citing concerns that it was dangerous and part of a "nefarious agenda of control." In an August 2022 interview, he stated, "I felt that what was happening was dangerous and I couldn’t signal to people, or even let them think, that I was taking part in it," adding that he would feel responsible if someone vaccinated due to his influence suffered harm. He relocated from to in November 2020 amid escalating lockdowns and mandates. This stance resulted in his release from , where he had served as announcer for nearly 20 years since , following Disney's mandate requiring vaccination for employees. The departure occurred in January 2022. Similarly, Barrett attributed the ' disbandment in February 2022, after 39 years and 11 albums, in part to his unvaccinated status, noting that his bandmates grew "uncomfortable" with his position, leading to irreconcilable tensions. In April 2022, Barrett performed at the "Defeat the Mandates" rally outside Los Angeles City Hall on April 10, singing two reggae songs with lyrics opposing vaccination efforts, including a cover of Graham Nash's "Chicago" altered to reference Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci. The event featured speakers such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Robert Malone, both vocal vaccine skeptics. Following these developments, Barrett formed the punk band The Defiant, incorporating members aligned with his views, and continued to affirm his skepticism in subsequent interviews.

Associations and public statements

Barrett publicly endorsed during the 2008 U.S. , contributing an essay to the "Why Obama" series in which he expressed support for the Democratic candidate as a means to address perceived failures in and domestic unity. In a 2023 interview, he described himself as a lifelong Democrat voter, emphasizing a desire for presidential leadership that avoids "bullying," excessive "policing," and wars motivated by oil interests, reflecting a consistent anti-interventionist stance rooted in his influences. By 2023, Barrett had associated with , independently producing a song for an anti-vaccine mandate rally headlined by , which contributed to tensions leading to ' disbandment. He voiced support for 's independent presidential candidacy in a September 2023 appearance, discussing shared concerns over government overreach and policies. These statements aligned with Barrett's broader public commentary against mandates rather than vaccines themselves, as articulated in interviews with outlets like The Highwire, where he framed his positions as resistance to rather than outright rejection of medical interventions. In a 2018 social media post, Barrett condemned targeting individuals based on appearance or religious practice, positioning such views as non-partisan and emphasizing opposition to division irrespective of Democratic or affiliation. His public rhetoric has consistently drawn from ethos, prioritizing individual liberty and skepticism of institutional power, though critics in ska and communities have interpreted recent associations as a rightward shift, a characterization Barrett has not explicitly affirmed. No verified endorsements of or candidates appear in his recorded statements, maintaining a thread of Democratic-leaning historical voting amid evolving critiques of policies.

Controversies and public backlash

Band disbandment and interpersonal conflicts

, fronted by Dicky Barrett since their formation in 1983, announced their disbandment on January 27, 2022, after completing a farewell tour titled Hirnicate with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones that began in September 2021. The band's official statement described the decision as a mutual conclusion reached after "decades of brotherhood, touring the world and making great records together," emphasizing an amicable end without specifying underlying causes. Barrett later attributed the breakup directly to his refusal to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, stating in an August 2022 interview that this stance created with his bandmates, particularly amid vaccine requirements for live performances and travel during the . He reiterated in subsequent discussions that the conflict stemmed from his non-compliance, which prevented the group from continuing operations under prevailing health mandates imposed on the music industry. No prior public reports of significant interpersonal tensions within the band had surfaced, positioning the vaccine disagreement as the primary catalyst for the dissolution. The split followed closely on Barrett's abrupt departure from his role as announcer on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in October 2021, also linked to his vaccine refusal, highlighting how such mandates exacerbated professional rifts in his career. Bandmates, including , have not publicly contradicted Barrett's account but maintained silence on specifics, consistent with the group's emphasis on preserving their legacy without further discord.

Professional terminations and industry ostracism

In March 2006, Barrett was terminated from his position as host of the morning show on radio station Indie 103.1 FM after a series of disputes with station management over content control. Program director and general manager Dawn Girocco demanded pre-approval for all guests and adherence to a strict playlist, which Barrett resisted, arguing it stifled the show's independent format. The conflict escalated following an unauthorized on-air discussion about pro-choice issues with a radio host and Barrett's criticism of a track played on the station; he was dismissed approximately two weeks after the latter incident, with management citing his divided commitments, including his role on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, as a factor in lacking full dedication to the program. Barrett served as the announcer for ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! from its inception in 2003 until January 2022, a tenure spanning nearly two decades. His departure stemmed from noncompliance with The Walt Disney Company's mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for employees, which Barrett refused to follow due to personal convictions regarding vaccine safety and mandates. While not directly attributed to host Jimmy Kimmel, the corporate mandate enforced by Disney/ABC resulted in the end of his role, amid broader speculation linking it to Barrett's public support for figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and opposition to vaccination requirements. These incidents reflect patterns of professional repercussions tied to Barrett's insistence on in content and health-related decisions, contributing to perceptions of . His , expressed through public statements and associations, has been cited as alienating factors in circles, limiting access to mainstream opportunities and prompting shifts toward independent projects outside legacy networks and stations. No further high-profile terminations have been reported since 2022, though the cumulative effect underscores challenges for individuals diverging from prevailing institutional norms on policies.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Barrett was married to from 2002 until their divorce in 2005. He subsequently married Jessica DePasquale, who provided backing vocals on ' 2018 album While We're At It. The couple has two children. In a 2015 interview, Barrett described balancing fatherhood with touring, noting that his then-three-year-old daughter was not yet ready for the intensity of punk and performances.

Residence and lifestyle

Barrett relocated to , in 2020, where he has resided since, reportedly building a home there amid the band's hiatus. Prior to this, he had lived in Los Angeles, California, since 2004, aligning with his role announcing for Jimmy Kimmel Live!. His roots remain in —his hometown just outside —where he returns regularly to visit lifelong friends and family, maintaining strong ties despite the distance. Barrett's lifestyle emphasizes direct human interactions and live experiences over passive screen time, reflecting a preference for tangible, real-world engagement even as he navigates post-Bosstones projects like The Defiant. He has participated in local Sedona events, such as emceeing the 2022 VortiFest, indicating involvement in community-oriented activities in his adopted home.

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