Dance Gavin Dance have just issued a statement announcing they’ve made the decision to part ways with singer Tilian Pearson.
On Instagram, the rest of the band’s members — John Mess, Matt Mingus, Will Swan and Andrew Wells — revealed the reasons for the lineup change. They mention that the band “has always attempted to reconcile situations internally,” but made the decision “to say farewell to our long time member and friend, Tilian” following “much consideration.”
The group thanks Pearson for his musical contributions and camaraderie, wishing him well “in music and life.”
“As people grow and change, creative differences can arise and life paths and goals may no longer align,” Dance Gavin Dance continue, noting their excitement for the “new era for the band” that lies ahead.
Read the full statement below.
Sammy Hagar Announces Best of All Worlds Tour Dates with Rick Springfield
Following two years of overwhelming fan demand, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Sammy Hagar returns this summer with a special limited run of his acclaimed, top-grossing Best
Alter Bridge Release Self-Titled Eighth Studio Album & Video For “Scales Are Falling”
After more than two decades of carving their own lane through modern hard rock, Alter Bridge aren’t reinventing themselves so much as sharpening the blade.
Grateful Dead co-Founder and guitarist Bob Weir Passes Away at 78 – The Rhythm Architect Who Redefined Rock & Roll
Rock & roll has lost one of its most quietly radical minds. With the passing of Bob Weir at 78, the music world isn’t just
Kurt Deimer Releases Acoustic Version of “In Deep” Featuring Buckcherry’s Josh Todd
Rising rock musician, actor, songwriter, and film producer Kurt Deimer has released the official acoustic version of his current radio single “In Deep” featuring Buckcherry
Tom Morello Says There Is About An Album’s Worth of Unreleased Audioslave Songs
Years after Chris Cornell’s voice was silenced, the idea that there is still unheard music bearing his name feels both like a gift and a
Sonny Sandoval’s Says P.O.D Will Move Into Heavier Direction on Upcoming Album
After more than three decades of redefining heavy music with a boundary-breaking fusion of metal, punk, hip-hop, and reggae, P.O.D. are gearing up for what