Aaron Lewis claims music industry turned its back on him for politics
Fox News • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Aaron Lewis, former lead vocalist of Staind, claims music industry executives have sidelined him due to his patriotic beliefs, stating he is no longer invited to perform at the Grand Ole Opry.
- Lewis is preparing to release his sixth studio album, "Give My Country Back," on July 17, but notes the industry "machine" has turned its back on him, making it difficult for fans to find his music.
- Reflecting on his nearly 30-year career, Lewis expressed skepticism about being inducted into the Hall of Fame despite his longevity in the industry.
- The article also highlights similar political backlash faced by other musicians, such as Vanilla Ice, who performed at the Freedom 250 events and urged fans to separate entertainment from politics.
- Both artists emphasize that music should serve to unite people rather than divide them over political issues.
