Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Ghost and Volbeat released a limited split vinyl containing their covers from The Metallica Blacklist: Ghost’s “Enter Sandman” and Volbeat’s “Don’t Tread on Me.” Proceeds were divided between Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation (supporting workforce education, hunger relief, disaster response, and local community programs) and each band’s selected charity. Ghost chose Camp Aranu’tiq, which supports transgender and non-binary young people. Founder Tobias Forge explicitly said the charity choice was intended to help trans children. | Source | |
| 2018 | Four former musicians accused Forge of withholding financial information and payments and of treating what they considered a band as his solo project. A Swedish court dismissed their claims because they did not sufficiently prove that Ghost operated as a legal partnership in which profits were jointly owned. The court accepted Forge’s position that the musicians were paid performers rather than equal business partners entitled to the band’s accounts and additional profit shares. | Source |
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