Jason Richardson's Departure from All That Remains: A Business Decision

Jason Richardson, the former guitarist of All That Remains, announced his departure from the band in July 2025 after seven years. In a recent interview with Guitar World, he attributed his exit primarily to unresolved business issues rather than personal conflicts with band members. Richardson expressed dissatisfaction with the management's execution of plans related to the band's latest album, *Antifragile*, which had been released nearly a year prior without any supporting shows. He stated, “It was mostly just a business thing. And things just were not executed like they were promised to be, from management and the people tasked with putting the record out.”

Jason Richardson Says the ‘Business’ Side of All That Remains Caused Him to Quit

Prior to his departure, Richardson had hinted at discontent through social media. On June 12, 2025, he posted a message on X (formerly Twitter) expressing feelings of disrespect and being taken advantage of, stating, “I have not ever felt so disrespected, taken advantage of, for granted or undermined like this in my entire career. Unbelievable. Never again.” This post raised speculation about his status within the band, culminating in the official announcement of his departure two weeks later, which both Richardson and All That Remains characterized as amicable.

Jason Richardson Says the ‘Business’ Side of All That Remains Caused Him to Quit

In his announcement, Richardson conveyed pride in the work done with All That Remains and gratitude for the relationships built during his tenure. He noted, “I genuinely wish the rest of the band the absolute best in everything they choose to pursue.” Meanwhile, All That Remains confirmed the split, emphasizing mutual respect and pride in their recent album.

JASON RICHARDSON Says That He Left ALL THAT REMAINS Due To The Business Side

Despite the amicable portrayal of the split, Richardson's earlier social media comments suggest a more complex emotional landscape. Critics of the situation might argue that the public statements do not fully capture the underlying tensions that led to his departure. The contrast between Richardson's positive remarks about his bandmates and his earlier expressions of disrespect raises questions about the true nature of the split.

Jason Richardson Says the ‘Business’ Side of All That Remains Caused Him to Quit

Following Richardson's exit, All That Remains appointed Ken Susi, formerly of As I Lay Dying and Unearth, as his replacement. The band is scheduled to embark on a U.S. headlining tour in spring 2026, marking a new chapter for them post-Richardson. Meanwhile, Richardson has indicated that he is exploring new opportunities and projects, hinting at an optimistic outlook for his future endeavors.

ex-All That Remains guitarist Jason Richardson opens up on quitting the band

• “I loved working with [producer] Josh Wilbur, the guy who did the album.” — Jason Richardson

Jason Richardson Says the ‘Business’ Side of All That Remains Caused Him to Quit

• “I have not ever felt so disrespected, taken advantage of, for granted or undermined like this in my entire career. Unbelievable. Never again.” — Jason Richardson

JASON RICHARDSON Says That He Left ALL THAT REMAINS Due To The Business Side

• “I genuinely wish the rest of the band the absolute best in everything they choose to pursue.” — Jason Richardson

JASON RICHARDSON Says That He Left ALL THAT REMAINS Due To The Business Side