Austin Robert Carlile is a singer-songwriter and baseball coach from America. He is best known as the former lead vocalist of the bands ‘Of Mice & Men’ and ‘Attack Attack!’ The musical star is popular for his albums ‘Someday Came Suddenly’, ‘The Flood’ and ‘Cold World’. Carlile released four studio albums with the band ‘Of Mice & Men’ before leaving it due to his illness. After his departure, he went on to become a baseball coach in Costa Rica. A sportsperson right from his high school years, Carlile had always wanted to pursue a career in sports. Unfortunately, due to multiple surgeries in his teenage which prevented him from playing sports, he moved on to pursue music as an alternative career option. Coming to his online popularity, the American singer and musician is incredibly famous on the social media. His 1 million followers on Instagram and about 745k followers on Twitter are proof that Carlile is loved by millions of fans worldwide. Despite the fact that he is so well known, very few people know that he is suffering from a rare genetic disorder, Marfan syndrome.
