Metalcore enthusiasts are almost definitely no longer ok with the sacking of Tyler Carter from one of the vital metalcore bands, Issues. But the band could no longer forgive Carter for his deeds after he allegedly was all in favour of sexual misconduct. The American metalcore band bring to an end their bond with Carter, who has been a lead vocalist since 2012 following the allegations of 'grooming and sexual misconduct.'
The staff released a remark on Twitter on 1 September regarding their break-off with Carter, which reads:
"Recently we have become aware of allegations of Tyler Carter of grooming and sexual misconduct. We, Josh, Sky and AJ, will no longer be working with Tyler. We believe survivors.”
However, Tyler Carter is yet to respond to the latest circumstances he has been through.
(©: Twitter/Issue)
Besides Issues, Tyler Carter was pursuing his solo career on 'Rise Records' with the release, "Moonshine Acoustic."
How Much Is Tyler Carter's Net Worth?
Tyler Carter, through his career as a singer/songwriter and a musician, has garnered the net worth of $3 million. His musical styles include post-hardcore, metalcore, nu-metal, and rap-rock, R&B, and others.
He is the founding member of his last band, Issues, from where he has been kicked off following the allegations of grooming and sexual misconduct. Before Issues, he was in Woe, Is Me, for a couple of years from 2009 to 2011.
With Issues, he brought three albums entitled Issues (2014), Headspace (2016), and Beautiful Oblivion (2019). Similarly, the band released a couple of EPs, namely, Black Diamonds (2012) and Diamond Dreams (2014). They are best known for their songs like Tapping Out, Drink About It, Hooligans, King of Amarillo, The Realest, The Worst of Them, and many others.
Likewise, with Woe, Is Me, Tyler Carter released two albums, Numbers (2010) and Genesis (2012), as well as an EP named American Dream (2013).
Is Tyler Carter Gay?
Tyler Carter, age 28, is not gay, but he is a bisexual. He confronted his sexuality following the Rocketown venue controversy in 2013. Turning back to the day of coming out as a bisexual, Carter mentioned:
"I think that day for me was more than coming out to my enthusiasts,” he mentioned. “I don’t know if I if truth be told did it in order that I could finally let everyone in, however it used to be more or less like… if I inform the entire global, then I will after all be forcing myself to inform my family.”
Similarly, he added:
"And more importantly—that day, I learned not to care about what the industry thinks or what people think. I kind of “stuck it to the man” in a way. I broke all chains of being held down to an industry-standard or following any type of criteria, and it traveled way beyond just sexuality or image. It went deep into music and creative integrity too. My fans were very supportive, and it’s only helped me be more open and real with the world since then. That has brought more respect.”
Carter also spoke against Nashville music venue and youth center Rocketown, who fired an employee wearing Hostage Calm's "I Support Same-Sex Marriage" T-shirt back in January 2013.
Tyler Carter and his fiance, Trent Morey Leffler (©: altpress.com)
Currently, Tyler Carter is engaged to his fiance Trent Morey Leffler. Carter revealed her engagement with Leffler through a picture on his Twitter in August 2018. The picture showcased them skiing. Carter proposed Leffler at Landon Pigg's super-romantic "Falling In Love At A Coffee Shop."
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