Popular indie rock band breaks up after accusations against 2 members
Alternative-indie rock band COIN is breaking up due to unspecified allegations against the band's drummer and guitarist, singer Chase Lawrence announced Wednesday.
COIN Band Breaks up Amid Allegations Against Two Members
COIN, the popular Nashville-based pop-rock band, has announced its breakup amid serious allegations involving two of its members. Frontman Chase Lawrence revealed that he recently uncovered troubling revelations about his bandmates,
Rock frontman cancels tour and breaks up group after ‘revelations’ about bandmates
There won’t be a tour this year, and it looks like the band is done for good. This comes after frontman and keyboardist Chase Lawrence took to Instagram to announce that he was breaking up the band.
Popular rock band calls it quits after allegations against 2 members
COIN is a band no more. The pop-rock-trio from Nashville has officially disbanded after misconduct allegations against two members. Lead singer and keyboard player Chase Lawrence announced the band’s end in an Instagram post on Monday.
Nashville band Coin 'can no longer continue' after misconduct allegations, frontman says
Nashville band Coin, known for their hit song Talk Too Much, have announced that they 'can no longer continue' after misconduct allegations against two members came to light
COIN Disband Following ‘Revelations’ About Bandmates
Formed in 2012, COIN rose to prominence with their breakout single “Talk Too Much” in 2016, which peaked at No. 8 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart. The band released five studio albums, including I’m Not Afraid of Music Anymore, released in 2024.
Pop-rock band COIN breaks up after frontman learns disturbing news about bandmates
COIN's frontman Chase Lawrence declared the band's breakup after discovering troubling personal information about guitarist Joe Memmel and former drum
Rock trio Coin breaks up, frontman Chase Lawrence cites 'revelations' about bandmates
Chase Lawrence of the rock trio Coin has announced the band is no more following "revelations" about his drummer and guitarist.
Coin frontman announces disbandment following ‘revelations around my bandmates’
Chase Lawrence of the Nashville pop-rock trio Coin has announced they will no longer continue as a band after recent “revelations” about his bandmates surfaced. The frontman and keyboardist shared the “heartbreaking” news from the band’s official Instagram account on Tuesday (January 28).
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“Chase can’t babysit his band mates” - fans react as COIN break up following “revelations” against two of its band members
Chase Lawrence, the band member of the Nashville-based pop-rock band COIN, announced on January 28, 2025 that he is parting ...
Chase Lawrence Announces Coin Has Disbanded After "Revelations" About His Bandmates
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Coin Break Up Following Allegations Against Two Members
The Nashville pop-rock trio Coin are breaking up due to misconduct allegations against two members. Lead singer and keyboard ...
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COIN Disband, Cancel Rest of North American Tour
In a statement posted to social media, Lawrence claimed he became "aware of revelations" surrounding members Ryan Winnen and ...