HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Lead singer Steven Page is no longer a member of Barenaked Ladies.
According to a statement posted on the band's Web site, Page is leaving the band to pursue "solo projects" and "theatrical opportunities."
"These guys are my brothers. We've grown up together over the past twenty years. I love them and wish them all the best in the future," the 38-year-old Page said in a statement.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Lead singer Steven Page is no longer a member of Barenaked Ladies.
According to a statement posted on the band's Web site, Page is leaving the band to pursue "solo projects" and "theatrical opportunities."
"These guys are my brothers. We've grown up together over the past twenty years. I love them and wish them all the best in the future," the 38-year-old Page said in a statement.
CANADA — Barenaked Ladies singer Ed Robertson and his three companions escaped death Sunday afternoon when their plane crashed in Ontario, Canada.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — The Barenaked Ladies have cancelled an appearance at children's charity show following the recent drug arrest of their lead singer Steven Page.
The Canadian band was scheduled to perform next month at the Disney Music Block Party on Long Island, in support of the release of their first children's album "Snacktime."
NEW YORK — Steven Page, a singer-guitarist for the Barenaked Ladies, was arrested in New York last Friday for alleged cocaine possession.
Page, 38, was arrested along with two other women. Both Page and his friend, Stephanie Ford, 25, were charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance. Ford was also charged with unlawful possession of marijuana.
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