Tim Lambesis: Last News

As I Lay Dying singer emerged online.Back in November, Lambesis spoke out after videos showing tense altercations with his wife circulated online.The two clips initially surfaced on social media and appeared to show Lambesis and his wife Dany arguing.In one video, Lambesis is seen flipping a table his wife was sitting at. Then, as she gets up to walk away, he attempts to intercept her and repeatedly punches himself while she asks him to stop.

As I Lay Dying‘s Tim Lambesis has given his first interview following the departure of his former bandmates.Last October, the band’s bassist Ryan Neff, guitarist Ken Susi and drummer Nick Pierce, all of whom joined the band in 2022, announced that they were quitting the band, citing “personal morals”.The following month, longtime guitarist Phil Sgrosso – who had joined the band back in 2003 – followed in the footsteps of his former bandmates and departed the band as well, leaving Lambesis as the sole remaining member.Speaking about the departures at the time, Sgrosso said that they were due to the band no longer offering “a healthy or safe environment for anyone involved – whether creatively, personally, or professionally. After witnessing some concerning patterns of behaviour, I’ve realised that I can no longer, in good conscience, enable further actions that could negatively affect anyone working within this space.”That same month, video footage of the frontman and his wife Dany in what appeared to be a tense argument surfaced on social media.

As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis has spoken out after videos showing a tense altercation with his wife have circulated online.The two clips surfaced on social media earlier this week and appear to show Lambesis and his wife Dany arguing.In one video, Lambesis can be seen flipping a table Dany was sitting at. Then, as she gets up to walk away, he attempts to intercept her and repeatedly punches himself while she asks him to stop.Another video seems to show the couple in a bedroom having an argument – though there’s no audio included.

As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis’ side project Austrian Death Machine has lost their drummer Brandon Short – find out more below.Last month (October 24), bassist Ryan Neff, guitarist Ken Susi and drummer Nick Pierce, all of whom joined Lambesis’ As I Lay Dying in 2022, announced they were quitting the band, citing “personal morals”.That was then followed by the departure of guitarist Phil Sgrosso, who had been part of the San Diego metalcore group since 2003, leaving Lambesis as the sole remaining member. At the time, Sgrosso said the departures were due to the band no longer offering “a healthy or safe environment for anyone involved—whether creatively, personally, or professionally.

As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis has spoken out on the “unhealthy environment” that has led to all other members of the band leaving.Last month (October 24), bassist Ryan Neff, guitarist Ken Susi and drumer Nick Pierce, all of whom joined As I Lay Dying in 2022, announced they were quitting the band, citing “personal morals”.That was then followed by the departure of guitarist Phil Sgrosso, who had been part of the San Diego metalcore group since 2003, leaving Lambesis as the sole remaining member.In a statement, Lambesis has addressed the events of recent weeks, explaining he had “needed some time to process all that has happened recently”.Tim Lambesis has released a statement regarding the recent departure of all band members (besides himself) from As I Lay Dying.It appears all band members left in support of Phil Sgrosso. pic.twitter.com/u3Jd73QRuF— State of the Scene (@SOTSPodcast) November 4, 2024“As I reflect, I certainly agree that there was an unhealthy environment that made leaving for a new tour with the previous lineup unrealistic,” he continued.

As I Lay Dying guitarist Phil Sgrosso has joined several of his bandmates in quitting the band – see what Sgrosso had to say about his departure below.Sgrosso – who joined the band in 2003 – took to social media to announce his departure from the metalcore band. Sgrosso’s exit comes after bassist Ryan Neff, guitarist Ken Susi, and drummer Nick Pierce – all of whom joined As I Lay Dying in 2022 – announced that they were quitting last month (October 24) citing “personal morals”.With Sgrosso’s exit, the only remaining member of the controversial band is vocalist Tim Lambesis.

As I Lay Dying have spoken out on the recent departure of its band members, along with the removal of its 2019 album ‘Shaped By Fire’ from streaming platforms.Earlier this month, the metalcore band’s three members – bassist Ryan Neff, guitarist Ken Susi, and drummer Nick Pierce – announced their split from the band, which is fronted by Tim Lambesis. All three musicians were additions to the band in 2022 following the departure of longtime band members Nick Hipa, Josh Gilbert and Jordan Mancino.Neff was the first to publicly announce his depature on October 18, stating that it was the “right step for my personal and professional journey”.Last Thursday (October 24), Susi revealed in an Instagram post that he decided to leave after he felt his “personal morals” were “tested to a breaking point”, alluding to “the saddest ending to what could have been the greatest second chance for this band.” On the same day, Pierce stated that his departure was made “in an effort to retain my personal health and integrity”.Now, the band have issued a statement addressing these events – but not without first talking about ‘Shaped By Fire’, which they claim had disappeared from streaming after the end of a five-year distribution deal.

As I Lay Dying citing their “personal morals” as a reason.Frontman Tim Lambesis was sentenced to six years in prison for plotting to kill his wife back in 2014. He was sentenced after pleading guilty to paying a police officer posing as a hitman $1,000 (£630) to kill his then wife, Meggan Lambesis.After being released in December 2016, Lambesis took to the band’s official Facebook page to post a lengthy statement, “apologising to everyone” for his actions.The vocalist then reunited with the San Diego band in 2018, who released their first new song in six years with ‘My Own Grave’ and announced details of a homecoming show that summer.A post shared by Ryan Neff (@whosryanneff)Now, bassist Ryan Neff, guitarist Ken Susi, and drummer Nick Pierce — all of whom joined As I Lay Dying in 2022, following the departure of longtime band members Nick Hipa, Josh Gilbert and Jordan Mancino – have split from the band.Neff shared a post of himself on his official Instagram account last Friday (October 18) with a caption that read: “As of today, I have made the decision to leave As I Lay Dying.

As I Lay Dying have lost another longtime member in drummer Jordan Mancino who has exited the band due to “internal issues”.Taking to Instagram last week to announce that he would not be joining the band on their upcoming tour, Mancino said there have been “a number of ongoing internal issues with As I Lay Dying that need to be worked out”.“It was my wish to avoid any further touring until these issues were resolved,” he continued. “Since they have not yet been resolved, it is with a heavy heart that I announce I will not be performing on any upcoming tour dates until further notice.

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As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis has revealed he's in hospital after setting himself on fire.In a Wednesday Instagram post, the 40-year-old vocalist admitted 'I ended up burning 25% of my body' following a mishap in which he tried to pour gasoline onto a bonfire.He captioned an image of himself in heavy bandages while lying in a hospital bed, 'I’m doing the best I can to make a thumps [sic] up on my way to surgery (in about 30 minutes)'. Mishap: As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis has revealed he's in hospital after setting himself on fireThe controversial musician, who was jailed for soliciting to murder his ex wife in 2014, explained: 'I apologize to my friends that I have not had the time to fill in yet on what happened.

As I Lay Dying singer Tim Lambesis announced that he suffered burns over 25% of his body.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAs I Lay Dying singer Tim Lambesis, who served prison time for attempting to hire someone to murder his estranged wife, is in the hospital after a bonfire accident left him with burns on 25% of his body.The singer of the veteran San Diego heavy metal band posted about the accident on social media Wednesday, showing himself swathed in bandages but smiling.A post shared by Tim Lambesis (@timlambesis)“Keep your head up no matter what! I’m doing the best I can to make a thumbs up on my way to surgery (in about 30 minutes),” he wrote.“I apologize to my friends that I have not had the time to fill in yet on what happened.

As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis has been hospitalised with burns to 25% of his body following a bonfire accident.The vocalist, who reunited with the San Diego band in 2018 after he was released from prison in 2016 for plotting to kill his estranged wife, posted about his condition on Instagram yesterday (December 16).Sharing an image of himself smiling and giving a thumbs up while lying in a hospital bed wrapped in burns bandages, Lambesis said: “Keep your head up no matter what! I’m doing the best I can to make a thumbs up on my way to surgery (in about 30 minutes).”“I apologise to my friends that I have not had the time to fill in yet on what happened,” he continued.