Bill Murray at 75 transforms from Hollywood icon to frontman of the blues-rock band the Blood Brothers, know everything about his career, net worth, and his family

Bill Murray has spent five decades cementing his status as one of America’s most beloved entertainers, from his breakout on Saturday Night Live to the deadpan brilliance that defined classics like Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, and Groundhog Day. But at 75, the Oscar-nominated actor is surprising fans with a very different kind of performance; he’s the frontman of a blues-rock band.

The 75-year-old legend now leads the Blood Brothers, a blues-rock ensemble known for putting their own spin on lesser-known rock classics from bands such as The Kinks.

Who is Bill Murray?

Bill Murray is an iconic American actor, comedian, and producer, celebrated for his groundbreaking work on Saturday Night Live and memorable film roles in Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day, and Lost in Translation.

Known for his deadpan humor, improvisational style, and versatile acting, he has collaborated with acclaimed directors like Wes Anderson in films such as The Royal Tenenbaums and The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.

With a career spanning over five decades, Murray has earned critical acclaim, an Academy Award nomination, and multiple Emmys making him one of Hollywood’s most enduring and beloved figures.

What is the net worth of Bill Murray?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, his net worth is $180 million.

His family

Bill Murray married Margaret Kelly in 1981, during the filming of Stripes, later remarrying her in Chicago for their families. They had two sons, including Luke, and divorced in 1996 following Murray’s affair with Jennifer Butler. Murray then married Butler in 1997, with whom he had four sons; their marriage ended in divorce in 2008 amid allegations of domestic violence, infidelity, and substance issues. Butler passed away on January 19, 2021.

Bill Murray has six sons: Luke, Cal, Homer, Cooper, and Lincoln, and Jackson.

Bill Murray comes from a large and close-knit family. He is one of nine children, with five brothers, Ed, Brian, Andy, John, and Joel, and three sisters, Nancy, Peggy, and Laura. Born to Edward J. Murray II and Lucille Murray in Wilmette, Illinois, the siblings grew up developing their comedic talents at the family dinner table and working at a local country club, experiences that later inspired Bill’s iconic film Caddyshack.

On December 3 at 10 PM(ET), Murray and his band will take the stage for the NBC special Christmas in Nashville, performing holiday classics alongside a lineup of special musical guests.

The Blood Brothers were formed in 2002 by guitarists Mike Zito and Albert Castiglia. The band was later booked by Murray’s brother, John, to perform at the annual Murray Brothers’ Caddyshack Golf Tournament, named after Bill’s 1980 hit film. During the performance, Murray spontaneously joined them on stage when they started playing a song by one of his favorite bands, the Rascals.

Murray has remained a full-time member ever since, adding his distinctive vocals to the nine-piece band.

"This band is made up of all-stars," said Murray in an October 2025 interview with the Boston Herald. "Each of them brings a different energy, which makes me really have to dig in. I enjoy the challenge each night and am thankful they keep it coming."

The star-studded lineup also features Lauren Alaina, Ne-Yo, The War and Treaty, and Trace Adkins, with replays available the following day on Peacock.