That's how i read it in the beginning too, but then OP mentioned Blink-182, so i figured it was all fair game62strat said:
this went way different than I thought.
The thread title said 'losing lead singer', so I assumed the singer dies.
Bands that carried on after losing their lead singer
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Leader not singer-Glen Miller -Plane shot down over England 1944-Never recovered so far as I know,
Tex Beneke took over.
Tex Beneke took over.
Avril Lavigne died in 2003 and was replaced with a body double named Melissa Vandella, twenty years later and the music industry is still trying to pretend that Avril's replacement is just some sort of wild fan conspiracy theory.
Fleetwood Mac
The Green/Spencer/Kirwan era is so different than the C. McVie/Buckingham/Nicks era.
The rhythm section is the only part that made the transition.
The Green/Spencer/Kirwan era is so different than the C. McVie/Buckingham/Nicks era.
The rhythm section is the only part that made the transition.
Grateful Dead.
Independence H-D said:
Grateful Dead.
hell yeah…they suck…
and what's up with The Doors….
edit: i've had too much gin…wrong thread….thought it was the "OK i admit it i can't stand" thread….
Username checks out…
THEM had a nice little run after Van Morrison left.
Aust Ag said:
Might have been easier to start a thread of great bands that still have their original lead singer.
Asleep at the Wheel
Styx and Warrant come to mind in addition to many others mentioned already.
Skid Row had several frontmen after Sebastian Bach left.
Didn't someone replace Vince Neil for a few years in the early '90s for Motley Crue?
Didn't someone replace Vince Neil for a few years in the early '90s for Motley Crue?
mandevilleag said:
Skid Row had several frontmen after Sebastian Bach left.
Didn't someone replace Vince Neil for a few years in the early '90s for Motley Crue?
John Corrabi
I partied with John Corabi one night in Hollywood circa 2007.maroon barchetta said:mandevilleag said:
Skid Row had several frontmen after Sebastian Bach left.
Didn't someone replace Vince Neil for a few years in the early '90s for Motley Crue?
John Corrabi
Apparently he had the best weed ever.
(F'n autocorrect)
Going WAAAYYY back:
Jay and the Americans
Jay and the Americans
Well. This will be interesting.
Weird since she has the support of Chester's wife
62strat said:
this went way different than I thought.
The thread title said 'losing lead singer', so I assumed the singer dies.
That shortens this list quite a bit.
AIC, STP, AC/DC, Sublime, etc
Quiet Riot still makes this list. The only reason I know this is because i saw a billboard just today in New Mexico advertising an upcoming concert they are doing with Ratt at a local casino.
The Eagles had Vince Gill in the Glen Frey spot on their last tour.
Although I do not know if they recorded any new music with him.
Although I do not know if they recorded any new music with him.
GWAR
Perry was a replacement himself.Quote:
Journey: Arnel Pineda replaced some dude who replaced Steve Perry
Steel Dragon
Judas Priest did it for real.
Gigem314- I see what you did there..... Marky Mark lives.
ACDC has to be #1. Brian Johnson was perfect.
Gigem314 said:
Steel Dragon
Arguably a better band with Izzy (Chris). Fight me.
Yes he was.BQ78 said:Perry was a replacement himself.Quote:
Journey: Arnel Pineda replaced some dude who replaced Steve Perry
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