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Accoring to Rock Feed, Chris Fehn has officially dropped his lawsuit against Slipknot. This news comes after it was recently reported that the case was heading to mediation for a possible settlement. The following was said in a document that was filed with the New York Supreme Court: “Plaintiff CHRISTOPHER FEHN, by and through his…
Accoring to MetalSucks, Chris Fehn’s lawsuit against Slipknot is heading to mediation for a possible settlement. This news comes after Melissa Anne Crane, a judge in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, allowed the case to move forward in January 2020. As previously reported, Fehn was kicked out of Slipknot in March…
It looks like Chris Fehn’s lawsuit against Slipknot will be continuing. According to MetalSucks, Melissa Anne Crane, a judge in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, indicated that the suit will be allowed to proceed following today’s (January 3) hearing. As previously reported, Fehn was originally kicked out of Slipknot after filing…
According to MetalSucks, former Slipknot percussionist Chris Fehn’s lawsuit against the band’s business manager Robert Shore was dismissed by Justice Melissa Anne Crane in a New York court earlier today (November 26). However, the claim against Shore’s company, Rob Shore & Associates, has been allowed to proceed. Further motions for dismissal filed by M. Shawn…
As you are probably well aware of by now, Chris Fehn was kicked out of Slipknot after filing a lawsuit against Corey Taylor and M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan for allegedly operating and making money on Slipknot affiliated businesses behind his back. Despite this, it appears the percussionist is still hoping to return to the band…
As previously reported, Chris Fehn was kicked out of Slipknot after filing a lawsuit against Corey Taylor and M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan for allegedly operating and making money on Slipknot affiliated businesses behind his back. The band’s business manager Robert Shore, who was also named in the suit, then responded by filing an affidavit and…
During a recent interview with Vulture, Corey Taylor talked a bit about the businesses side of Slipknot. According to the frontman, the band make sure to split everything equally. Taylor said the following: “The great thing about the business part of it is that because we’re from Iowa, it all makes sense. You do the…
During a recent interview with hmv.com, Slipknot’s Jim Root was asked if former percussionist Chris Fehn’s absence had an effect on the band’s latest album “We Are Not Your Kind.” He responded with the following: “It hasn’t, really. When we were writing the record, Clown is very involved and he covered it all. It’s hard…
Phil Campbell (Motörhead) has premiered a new song titled “These Old Boots.” This track features Chris Fehn (ex-Slipknot), Dee Snider (Twisted Sister), and Mick Mars (Mötley Crüe) and it will appear on Campbell’s new solo album “Old Lions Still Roar.” That effort will be released on October 25 and it will also feature: Judas Priest’s…
As previously reported, Chris Fehn was kicked out of Slipknot after suing Corey Taylor and M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan for allegedly operating and making money on Slipknot affiliated businesses behind his back. The band’s business manager Robert Shore, who was also named in the suit, then filed an affidavit and memorandum to have the case…
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