18 Facts About Benji Madden

Benji Madden was born Benjamin Levi Combs on March 11,1979, in Waldorf, Maryland, to Robin Benji Madden and Roger Combs.

Benji Madden has an identical twin, Joel Madden, with whom he formed the band Good Charlotte.

Benji Madden has an older brother named Josh and a younger sister named Sarah.

In 1996 Benji Madden started a band with his twin brother Joel named Good Charlotte.

Benji Madden was a co-writer and co-producer of some of the songs on Hilary Duff's Most Wanted compilation album.

Benji Madden later helped write the songs "Amnesia" for pop rockers 5 Seconds of Summer and "No Ordinary Girl" for pop artist Kalin and Myles.

Benji Madden has appeared as a back-up vocalist for artists such as MxPx, Kill Hannah, Apoptygma Berzerk, Mest, The 69 Eyes, Sean Kingston, Three 6 Mafia, Chamillionaire, and Matisyahu.

Benji Madden started the fashion line called Made Clothing in 2001, along with his brothers Joel and Josh.

Benji Madden beat Rachtman by knockout at 1 minute and 42 seconds into the first round.

In 2012, Benji Madden appeared on the TV show The Voice Australia, alongside Joel as joint mentor-judges.

In early 2013, Benji Madden helped write Tonight Alive's song "Breakdown".

Benji Madden sang back-up vocals at the end of the song and made an appearance in the video.

The Benji Madden Brothers recording "Greetings from California" was released on September 16,2014.

In early 2015, Benji Madden joined Joel as a coach on the main edition of The Voice, bringing the number of coaches up to five.

In 2015 Madden and his two brothers formally started their company MDDN, of which Benji is CEO, offering artist management, artist development and creative services.

Benji Madden gained success quickly with the brothers taking management of Jessie J, Sleeping with Sirens, Hollywood Undead, Waterparks, Anti-Flag, Chase Atlantic, K Camp, Architects and more.

In February 2008, Benji Madden broke up with his long-time fiancee, Sophie Monk.

Benji Madden has many tattoos, including a tattoo of Benjamin Franklin, which covers his entire back.