Vicky Cornell: Last News

Soundgarden have responded to a lawsuit from Chris Cornell‘s widow Vicky, saying they are “confident that clarity will come out in court”.Last week, Cornell filed a case in court against the band after they attempted to buy out her stake in her late husband’s band for what she has called a “ludicrously low” price.According to Variety, the three remaining Soundgarden members offered Ms Cornell less than $300,000 (£217,000) for her share in the band’s masters, publishing royalties and other revenue.

Chris Cornell’s widow Vicky has launched a new lawsuit against his former Soundgarden bandmates. She wants a judge to decide the value of Cornell’s share in the band, after the surviving members offered to buy her out of the Soundgarden business for “the villainously low figure of less than $300,000”.In the lawsuit filed in Seattle earlier this week, Vicky Cornell says that the band offered to buy her late husband’s interest in the band for $278,000.

Chris Cornell’s wife Vicky is reportedly suing the surviving members of Soundgarden after they attempted to buy out her stake in her late husband’s band for what she has called a “ludicrously low” price.According to Variety, the three remaining Soundgarden members offered Ms Cornell less than $300,000 (£217,000) for her share in the band’s masters, publishing royalties and other revenue.

Three-time Grammy winner Chris Cornell's second wife Vicky Karayiannis has sued his band Soundgarden, yet again, for offering her an 'offensive' $300K buyout of his share.'She has no choice but to file the suit asking the judge to value the band's assets,' an insider told TMZ on Wednesday.'It's less than what she got for her cut of just the 2018 royalties for Soundgarden's masters. Vicky also alleged the lowball is obvious because the guys in the band got an offer of $16M from an outside investor for Soundgarden's masters.' (pictured in 2017) (pictured in 2015)The 42-year-old former publicist appeared to allude to her suit on Instagram Wednesday: 'My truth stands stronger than your lies.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe widow of Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell has sued the surviving bandmembers again, claiming that she was offered a $300,000 buyout that she considers “ludicrously low” and is calling for the group’s holdings to be professionally valued.

Chris Cornell‘s ‘No One Sings Like You Anymore’ has been confirmed by the late singer’s widow, Vicky Cornell.Last month, The Chris Cornell Estate released ‘No One Sings Like You Anymore: Volume One’, a collection of cover songs handpicked by the late Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman and sequenced to celebrate artists and songs that inspired him.Speaking in a new interview, Vicky revealed that they still have a lot of music in the vault and are planning on releasing a second volume for ‘No One Sings Like You Anymore’.“There is a volume two,” Vicky told The Rizzuto Show. “The thing with this volume one, though, that makes it special is that he mastered it, he sequenced it — this is all Chris from beginning to end.

Chris Cornell, has declared all previously unreleased Soundgarden music “will see the light of day”.Her statement arrived just after the release of Chris Cornell’s last fully-completed record, ‘No One Sings Like You Anymore’, which was released last week by his family and estate. The album consists of ten covers recorded by the Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman back in 2016.In an interview with USA Today, Vicky Cornell was asked if more unreleased music from Chris Cornell would ever be released into the world.“Yes.

Chris Cornell‘s ‘Only These Words’ has been shared to mark the 16th birthday of the singer’s daughter, Toni.The former Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman’s estate shared the song in a post on Instagram, accompanied by a video that features family photographs of Chris and Toni together.“Your dad would be so proud of the smart, strong, beautiful, and confident woman you are growing up to be. You are so very loved, and you give so much love, freely and unconditionally,” Vicky Cornell wrote in the caption to the post.“Your first sentence was ‘I love you’ to your baby brother when you first met him.

Soundgarden‘s lead guitarist Kim Thayil has discussed the experience of performing at the I Am The Highway tribute show for Chris Cornell last year.The I Am the Highway: A Tribute to Chris Cornell show, organised by the deceased Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman’s wife, Vicky Cornell, took place in Los Angeles in January 2019.In an interview with Kerrang!, Thayil recalled the event initially with warm nostalgia around performing again with bandmates Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd.

Vicky Cornell celebrated what would have been late husband Chris Cornell's 56th birthday on Monday (July 20) by issuing a previously-unreleased cover from the archives.

The remaining members of Soundgarden are dropping counterclaims against the widow of late frontman Chris Cornell regarding a benefit concert organized in his memory amid threats of sanctions from her legal team.

The remaining members of Soundgarden are dropping counterclaims against the widow of late frontman Chris Cornell regarding a benefit concert organized in his memory amid threats of sanctions from her legal team.

Soundgarden have dropped counterclaims against the widow of late frontman Chris Cornell regarding a benefit concert organised in his memory.It comes after Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd recently alleged that Vicky Cornell used funds intended for charity for “personal purposes for herself and her family” after performing last year’s I Am the Highway: A Tribute to Chris Cornell concert.They claimed that they had an “oral agreement” with Vicky Cornell to perform for free during and are said to have agreed that the proceeds from the show would go to The Chris and Vicky Cornell Foundation.However, their recent countersuit alleged that the “recipient(s) of the revenue” from the concert “have not been identified”.

Chris Cornell’s widow Vicky has threatened her late husband’s former Soundgarden bandmates with legal action if they don’t drop their lawsuit against her.

The surviving members of Soundgarden have countersued Chris Cornell‘s widow Vicky Cornell, claiming that she used funds intended for charity for “personal purposes for herself and her family”.

We wish we could tell you as we approach the third anniversary of his passing that there was peace between the houses Chris Cornell built; sadly, the only thing to report is an escalation in the growing legal battle.

The surviving members of Soundgarden (Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd) filed a countersuit against late lead singer Chris Cornell's widow, Vicky Cornell, and the Cornell estate in U.S. District Court in Miami on Wednesday (May 6).Among the claims in the suit are allegations that Vicky Cornell and the estate engaged in "fraudulent inducement" by allegedly attempting to use the revenue from a charity concert in Cornell's name for "personal purposes for herself and her family," according to a copy of the lawsuit obtained by Billboard.The suit comes two months after the band asked a judge to dismiss Vicky Cornell's suit against them -- over Chris Cornell's final recordings -- or move the dispute to Washington state.

Soundgarden have countersued Chris Cornell’s widow Vicky for “fraudulent inducement” over a charity concert.

In Soundgarden's ongoing court battle with Chris Cornell's widow, Vicky Cornell, the surviving band members -- Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron and Hunter Benedict Shepherd -- have asked a judge to either dismiss her Florida case against them or to move it to Washington state. The trio are locked in a dispute with Vicky Cornell over Chris Cornell's last recordings, arguing that they worked jointly on these final tracks with late lead singer -- what they are calling the"final Soundgarden album" -- and that Vicky has no right to withhold them.The band members raised their allegations against Vicky Cornell in court papers filed in U.S.

It's been three years since Chris Cornell sadly took his own life in a hotel bathroom hours after playing his final gig with Soundgarden in Detroit.