David Silveria Made 'Impassioned Plea' To Rejoin Korn
. (TeamRock Radio) Former Korn drummer David Silveria says he sent an "impassioned plea" by video message in 2013, asking his bandmates to let him rejoin. It's part of his argument in the lawsuit he's launched against his former colleagues, asserting that his departure in 2006 was temporary and he always planned to return. The legal action was confirmed last week, after Silveria spoke out in 2014, arguing it was "wrong" for Korn to celebrate their 20th anniversary by touring their debut album in his absence. Papers filed at the Superior Court Of The State Of California say: "In or around December 2006, Silveria informed his business partners that he would be taking a temporary hiatus from the band. Silveria always intended on returning - and under no circumstances did he relinquish his ownership interests in the Korn Partnership. "In or around the summer of 2013, primed and ready to make music once again, Silveria reached out to James Shaffer, Reginald Arvizu, Jonathan Davis and Brian Welch, via video message, expressing his desire to return to the band in order to reunite all founding members of Korn, and to set aside any grudges that may have existed in the past. "Despite Silveria's impassioned plea, the Korn band members informed Silveria that while they appreciated his gesture, they would not allow him to return to the band." Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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