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Ex-As I Lay Dying Guitarist Joins All That Remains


All That Remains has a new guitarist, Ken Susi, who previously played with As I Lay Dying and Unearth. After parting ways with Jason Richardson last summer, the band has filled the vacant position as they prepare to resume touring.

The group began hinting at the addition of a new guitarist over the weekend by posting a teaser clip featuring hands playing an impressive guitar solo, inviting fans to guess the identity of the new musician joining their band. There was considerable fan speculation that Susi would indeed be the one.

What Did Ken Susi Say About Joining All That Remains?

After generating excitement among All That Remains fans, both Susi and All That Remains released a joint statement confirming Susi’s involvement through their respective Instagram accounts.

Susi’s statement included:

I’m incredibly honored to be joining All That Remains as their new guitarist. My connection to this band goes back to the late ’90s, when I first met Mike, Oli, and Phil at underground shows in Western Massachusetts. Those early days shaped so much of who I am, and coming back together now truly feels full circle.

I’m also deeply honored to step in for my late friend Oli Herbert. Oli was not only an extraordinary musician but also a close friend whose presence and influence will always be felt. His shoes can never truly be filled, and I carry his spirit with me every time I pick up the guitar.

After decades of friendship, shared history, and mutual support, it means everything to get on stage with this band and contribute to a project I genuinely believe in. I can’t wait to hit the road and share what we’ve been working on with all of you.

See you out there.

Where Do You Know Ken Susi From?

For many years, Susi was best known for his work in the metalcore band Unearth. He started as the band’s rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist in 1998 and remained with the group until 2023. This period produced seven Unearth studio albums, although he did not participate in their 2023 release The Wretched, The Rumors.

After leaving Unearth, he served as the guitarist and backing vocalist for As I Lay Dying from 2022 through 2024. His guitar work is featured on the 2024 album Through Storms Ahead. However, Susi was part of a mass exodus from the band in fall 2024 following leaked footage of a domestic disturbance involving singer Tim Lambesis and his wife Dany shortly after all band members exited.

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Now, Susi embarks on a fresh start with another veteran group, All That Remains. He takes over for Jason Richardson, who had filled in after Oli Herbert’s passing in 2018.

Susi will join the band when they return to touring on April 29 in Albany, N.Y. For all of All That Remains’ tour dates and ticket information, visit the group’s website.

Susi joins a growing list of musicians who have played in multiple successful bands. Below are some notable artists who have gained fame by performing in various rock and metal groups.

60 Rockers Who’ve Been in Multiple Successful Bands

These rock and metal musicians have been official members of multiple successful bands.

Gallery Credit: Lauryn Schaffner



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