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Diego Cavallotti Releases Statement on Split with Lacuna Coil

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Earlier this week, Italian goth metal band Lacuna Coil announced they were parting ways with guitarist Diego Cavallotti. Little was said in the band’s statement about the reason for the split, but now Cavallotti has issued a statement that seems to subtly imply that it wasn’t his decision to depart the band. Here’s what he had to say on Instagram:

“Good morning everyone.

“I want to share with all of you this post regarding my departure from the band.

“Yes, I am no longer part of the Lacuna Coil.

“Although this decision is not the result of my dissatisfaction or desire to explore new opportunities, I have serenely decided to accept it in consideration of these almost 10 wonderful years spent together, playing around the world, and to allow the band to continue its course without me.

“I wish to Maki, Andrea, Cristina and Richard the greatest success and the greatest satisfaction. I thank them for the huge wealth of experience gained over all these years, always side by side.

“I thank all of you, friends, fans and artists who have written to me but above all for the immense support that I’m receiving.

“However, this is not the end of anything, one chapter has just been closed and I am ready to write another one. For me Music is, and remains, my only reason for living and I will never stop doing what I love, even if that meant going back to playing in garages or in front of anyone.

“I can’t wait to find out what the future has for me, I am ready to evaluate every possible new opportunity and I will continue to carry out my projects with pride and dedication.

“Thank you very much to everyone, see you around.

“Diego.”

That certainly sounds like Cavallotti was forced out of the band, and there seems to be no explanation forthcoming as to why. Any speculation at this point would be fruitless, but it’s good to hear that Cavallotti has such a bright outlook on his future.

Meanwhile, Lacuna Coil are continuing with the rest of their tour dates without interruption. Check out where to catch them below.

Lacuna Coil live dates

July 31st – August 4th Braşov, Romania — Rockstadt Extreme Fest 2024

U.K. and Ireland Tour

October 15th Belfast – Limelight

October 16th Dublin – Academy

October 18th Bournemouth – O2 Academy

October 20th Manchester – Academy

October 21st Glasgow – SWG3

October 22nd Wolverhampton – KK’S Steelmill

October 24th Nottingham – Rock City

October 25th London – Roundhouse

October 26th Bristol – O2 Academy

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