Andy Biersack

Of his ten planets, six sit in earth signs, three in fire, one in water and not one in air. Earth builds and keeps at it, and the element that would stand back and comment on any of it is missing from the chart entirely. Biersack sings, and the record names Black Veil Brides and nothing beside it, which leaves the chart to do the describing.

The Sun, Venus, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune all sit in Capricorn, five planets across twenty degrees of the sign that works to a plan and expects to pay for it. That is half the chart in the most sober sign available, which is a strange structure to find under a singer fronting a rock band. The Moon answers from Aries at twenty four, or Taurus a few hours later, and it is the one placement here with any hurry in it.

The Sun sits in mild friction with Pluto at under a quarter of a degree, identity rubbing permanently against concentrated force, and the Moon sits square Saturn at under half, private feeling braced against limit. Mercury sits on the final degree of Sagittarius and was retrograde at his birth, along with Mars and Jupiter. For a singer fronting a band, feeling held against the planet of limit is where the discipline behind the performance comes from.

By 26 August 2026 Jupiter had returned to its Leo birth degree, at thirty five, in reverse as it was originally. Leo measures a thing by the size of the room it filled, and two circuits precede it. For a band whose record here is a name and no numbers, that question has no answer the chart can supply. Five planets in Capricorn and nothing at all in air describes somebody who built the thing carefully and never once explained it.