Sick Puppies frontman Shimon Moore has parted was with the band. A statement issued by bassist Emma Anzai and drummer Mark Goodwin yesterday regarding Shimon’s departure and the future of the band:
Sick Puppies are undergoing some
exciting changes and evolving. Former member Shimon Moore is no longer
with the band and is pursuing other endeavors. We are currently in the
studio writing material for our upcoming studio album while auditioning
new singers. As always, there is nothing we enjoy more than creating and
performing music for our fans. Our passion and determination to create
and share our music is stronger than ever. We cannot wait for Sick
Puppies’ next chapter to unfold and for you all to be part of it.
With Respect and Appreciation – Emma & Mark
Aussie rockers Sick Puppies released their last official music video “Die to Save You”, the latest single off their current release Connect, back in June. The
album debuted at #17 on the Billboard Top 200 just over a year ago,
giving the band their highest charting disc to date. In 2012, Sick
Puppies released their all acoustic seven track EP Polar Opposite. The EP includes acoustic versions of “Riptide”, “Don’t Walk Away”, and more from their third studio LP, Tri-Polar, which
came out in 2009. It features string ensembles and lead vocals from
bassist Emma Anzai. Last winter, Sick Puppies headlined the Revolver
Magazine ‘Hottest Chicks in Hard Rock Tour, which also featured Lacuna
Coil, Eyes Set to Kill, and Cilver. In May, the band was a featured act
at Rockfest in Council Bluffs, IA, Chippewa Valley Rock Festival, and
the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. They also played a handful of dates with
Three Days Grace.
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