Gerald Casale is the bassist, vocalist, and primary songwriter of the influential new wave band Devo, known for pioneering the band's distinctive jerky stage presence and conceptual approach to music in the late 1970s and beyond. As a co-founder of Devo, Casale helped create iconic hits like "Whip It" and shaped the band's satirical commentary on American culture through energetic performances and innovative music videos. His contributions to new wave and punk rock have made him a vital figure in alternative music history, and he continues to perform and create music with Devo.
