Chase Lawrence, the band member of the Nashville-based pop-rock band COIN, announced on January 28, 2025 that he is parting ways with his members, Ryan Winnen and Joe Memmel, following allegations against them.

Chase Lawrence of the rock trio Coin has announced the band is no more following "revelations" about his drummer and guitarist.

Nashville pop/rock trio Coin has disbanded following allegations against two of the group’s members. Lead singer and keyboard player Chase Lawrence said that Coin “can no longer continue as a band” in an Instagram post Tuesday, Jan. 28.

Nashville pop-rock trio Coin is disbanding after lead singer Chase Lawrence alleged he "recently" became "aware of revelations around my bandmates," causing him to distance himself from the other members.

Billboard reports Coin recently said it would tour without drummer Ryan Winnen, who left “to focus on some personal matters.” But Lawrence revealed this week that he’s also split with a second member, guitarist Joe Memmel.

Chase Lawrence of the Nashville pop-rock trio Coin has announced they will no longer continue as a band after recent “revelations” about his bandmates surfaced. The frontman and keyboardist shared the “heartbreaking” news from the band’s official Instagram account on Tuesday (January 28).

Alternative-indie rock band COIN is breaking up due to unspecified allegations against the band's drummer and guitarist, singer Chase Lawrence announced Wednesday.

Chase Lawrence announces Coin’s breakup following 'revelations' about bandmates, echoing Walk the Moon’s fate.

Formed in 2012, COIN rose to prominence with their breakout single “Talk Too Much” in 2016, which peaked at No. 8 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart. The band released five studio albums, including I’m Not Afraid of Music Anymore, released in 2024.