What Was Skid Row's Johnny Solinger's Net Worth When He Died?

May 2024 · 1 minute read

The very next year, Johnny Solinger officially made his debut fronting Skid Row. According to MTV, the group opened for Kiss and Ted Nugent on one of Kiss' many farewell tours. In 2002, the group followed up the Kiss tour with another tour of the country. This time around, the boys in Skid Row teamed up with Vince Neil of Mötley Crüe, Tesla and Jackyl for the "Rock Never Stops" tour, via Billboard. Afterward, the boys in Skid Row found themselves back in the studio recording their fourth album, "Thick Skin," which was released in 2003.

Through the end of the first decade of the new millennium and halfway through the second, Solinger continued to record and tour with Skid Row. In 2015, however, he announced that he was leaving the band, per Ultimate Classic Rock. "I have decided to leave Skid Row to pursue my solo career. The past 15 years has been a great experience and I have appreciated the opportunity to be the lead singer in one of the most prominent bands of the 1990s," he wrote on Facebook.

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