IN FLAMES Parts Ways With Drummer TANNER WAYNE
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Swedish metallers IN FLAMES have announced the departure of drummer Tanner Wayne.
Wayne, who was previously best known for his work with UNDERMINDED, SCARY KIDS SCARING KIDS and CHIODOS, joined IN FLAMES in time for the band's summer 2018 tour.
Wayne stepped into IN FLAMES following the departure of Joe Rickard, who played on the band's 2016 album "Battles".
Earlier today, IN FLAMES released the following statement via social media: "It is with profound gratitude and appreciation that we announce our creative decision to part ways with Tanner Wayne. His dedication and musicianship over the past several years has left, and will continue to leave, a lasting mark on this band. We wish him nothing but the best.
"We appreciate your support and understanding at this time and hope to see you all on tour this summer."
IN FLAMES has not yet announced a replacement for Wayne.
Tanner made his live debut with IN FLAMES on July 4, 2018 in Brno, Czech Republic.
IN FLAMES is continuing to tour in support of its latest album, "Foregone", which was released in February 2023 via Nuclear Blast. According to a press release, the LP "combines the greatest aggressive, metallic, and melodic strengths of their landmark records with the seasoned songwriting of their postmodern era."
"Foregone" was the second IN FLAMES album with bassist Bryce Paul and Wayne, the first with ex-MEGADETH guitarist Chris Broderick, and the third with Grammy-winning producer Howard Benson (MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, THREE DAYS GRACE). Mike Plotnikoff (ALL THAT REMAINS, WARBRINGER) engineered at Benson's West Valley Recording Studios. Joe Rickard (10 YEARS, STARSET, DIAMANTE),who played drums for IN FLAMES from 2016 through 2019, handled mixing duties.
In 2023, IN FLAMES parted ways with Paul and replaced him with Liam Wilson (THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN).
Wilson made his live debut with IN FLAMES on June 7, 2023 at the Release Athens festival in Athens, Greece.
(Source: www.blabbermouth.net)
