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Lamb of God bankrupt after Blythe trial

Lamb of God drummer Chris Adler has revealed extensive legal costs as a result of frontman, Randy Blythe’s previous trial left the band bankrupt.Speaking to Hamptonroads.com, the musician said the trial cost more than half a million dollars.“Not only were we not able to generate any income, but we ended up having to pay more than half a million dollars in legal fees. It bankrupted the entire band, no money left for any kind of payroll or anything. When Randy was acquitted, everything was on the line at that point. Either it was completely over, or we had a chance to get back out there and pay these bills and get ourselves back on our feet,” Adler said.Adler himself was recently announced as the studio drummer for Protest the Hero’s upcoming album.Lamb of God tour Australia this September.

Lamb of God drummer Chris Adler has revealed extensive legal costs as a result of frontman, Randy Blythe’s previous trial left the band bankrupt.


Speaking to Hamptonroads.com, the musician said the trial cost more than half a million dollars.


“Not only were we not able to generate any income, but we ended up having to pay more than half a million dollars in legal fees. It bankrupted the entire band, no money left for any kind of payroll or anything. When Randy was acquitted, everything was on the line at that point. Either it was completely over, or we had a chance to get back out there and pay these bills and get ourselves back on our feet,” Adler said.


Adler himself was recently announced as the studio drummer for Protest the Hero’s upcoming album.


Lamb of God tour Australia this September.