Sebastian Bach Takes Twisted Sister Stage

0:00On April 7th, Sebastian Bach just dropped a bombshell in the Rock World, stepping up as lead singer for Twisted Sisters 2026 shows. Dees Knight are sidelined by Near Thritis, bone on bone, so doctors told him no more jumping around on stage. Last Monday night, April 6th, at Canary Hall in Nashville, Bach headlined and brought out guitarist Eddie O'Jayda for Killer I Want A Rock. Bach's been a die-hard Twisted Sister fan forever, calling himself their number 2 sick motherfucker after Snyder. He got Dees full blessing in an emotional call, both tearing up and Snyder even might jam it some gigs. Bach promises that raw punk-thrash energy from their club days, mixing it with his skid-ro classics, but these shows are a big step up with better, perks, fans are buzzing, and Snyder posted love on X, thanking Bach for standing tall when Twisted Sister wasn't cool. Bach fired Bach, calling D one of the greatest frontmen ever, way beyond hair metal labels. Its respect all around, Bach digs deep cuts like the price, and you can't style rock and

1:04roll. The lineups locked, Bach on vocals, J.J. Frinch and Eddie O'Jayda, Russell Presado on bass, he's filled in before, and Joey Cassada drumming, subbing, for unavailable Joe Franco. They've done one-offs before, like three years back at Metal Hall of Fame. Only one dates out so far, September 4th at the Alaska State Fair, but expect more fire. Rock keeps rolling no matter the age. You've been listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.