Emily Armstrong scientology controversy Armstrong was born to a couple who were prominent members of the Church of Scientology, connecting her to the group for her entire life.

Dead Sara have now released six studio albums, most recently ‘Ain’t It Tragic' in 2021. Now 38, Armstrong has previous spoken about her upbringing in the Church of Scientology.

Emily Armstrong, recently announced as Linkin Park’s new lead singer, grew up deeply embedded in Scientology, according to documents obtained by The Daily Beast. Armstrong, who joined the band ...

Emily Armstrong and Cedric Bixler-Zavala attend the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre 44th Anniversary Gala on Aug. 24, 2013, in Los Angeles, California. Handout/Church of Scientology ...

Rock band Linkin Park’s new lead singer grew up in Scientology dorms for its most zealous followers’ children before becoming a “hardcore” church member, the Daily Beast has learned. Emily Armstrong ...

Emily Armstrong’s induction into the nu-metal band has been rocked by controversy over her previous support of now-convicted rapist Danny Masterson – for which she has since apologised. While ...

On Tuesday, Sept. 17, Linkin Park performed "The Emptiness Machine" on 'The Tonight Show' with the band's new singer Emily Armstrong in what was their live TV debut. Guitarist/vocalist Mike ...

When asked about Armstrong's ties to Scientology, a source of controversy in the Linkin Park community, Simmons told Forbes "I understand and have read deeply into that.

Emily Armstrong’s defenders have pointed out that we can’t know the extent to which she believes in Scientology’s theology, despite her long history of association, given her general ...

Gene Simmons has offered his views on Linkin Park’s new singer, Emily Armstrong, and the Scientology controversy surrounding the band’s announcement. READ MORE: “This is not the end, this is ...