Former DOGMA members accuse management of mistreating and manipulating fans: Complete drama explained

Former members of the DOGMA project have publicly accused management of mistreatment, manipulation, and breaking promises.

Vocalist Grace Jane Pasturini and guitarists Amber Maldonado and Patri Grief have confirmed their departures from the band. The musicians announced the news in a joint post on their Instagram handle, where they wrote:

“We were part of Dogma. We loved this project, but what’s being sold today is not Dogma. During the tours we saw unilateral decisions, broken promises, manipulation, mistreatment, and lies to the fans.”

Their statement added that the person currently controlling the project poses a threat to the band's future and is neither an artist nor a musician. They added that he has turned the band into a brand. They requested their followers not to support a lie, as the social networks using the name “Official Dogma” no more represent the original band.

Continue to read more.

DOGMA members warn that band’s future is at risk

DOGMA members have warned their fans and followers that the band’s future is at risk. In a statement shared on their official Instagram account, the musicians Grace Jane Pasturini, Amber Maldonado and Patri Grief shared a joint post. They wrote:

“The person who now controls the project is a threat to Dogma’s future and is not an artist or a musician. He turned a band into a brand, and people into disposable pieces.

He betrayed the artists, his partners, and the fans.”

They further told their fans that the band was born from connection, the music, and the stories they shared with you. The message continued to add that the band cannot continue to exist without integrity and honesty.

In their concluding statement, the band asked their followers to demand for refund if they didn’t receive the quality of music they deserved.

Their statement comes after the current person who is in control of the project was publicly accused of mistreating both performers and fans. This has led to turmoil within the band and among its fanbase.

The band members have been on their US headlining Time To Be Free tour, which started on October 23 in Anaheim, California. It is scheduled to run through November 23 in Westland, Michigan.

In a message, Lilith, whose real name is Grace Jane Pasturini, said:

“This tour is called ‘Time To Be Free’ not only after our latest single, but also because freedom is the core of Dogma. To be free is to break the chains of obedience, to tear down imposed morality, to rise above the herd that fears the truth. On these nights, we will not perform; we will liberate. Our music and our word are the weapons in this cultural battle against the doctrines that seek to limit us all.”

The tour includes many stops across U.S. cities such as Denver, Dallas, Houston, Tampa, Orlando, Atlanta, and Pittsburgh, among others.

In honor of the Halloween season, the female metal band has also unveiled an exclusive range of products on its official website. It features two limited-edition T-shirt designs. Each package includes the shirt of your choice, exclusive stickers, and a lanyard.

×

Was this article helpful?

Thank You for feedback