Billy Corgan Says He Won’t Hide Faith in Jesus Even if It Hurts His Career

Billy Corgan Says He Won’t Hide Faith in Jesus Even if It Hurts His Career

In the Sept. 23 episode of Corgan’s podcast “The Magnificent Others,” Sweet, 63, reflected on the tensions between faith, family and the demands of his decades-long rock career, including the painful period when he left the band in the early 1990s and what it means to be a “Christian rock band.” 
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