Twisted Sister's Revival: Sebastian Bach Takes the Stage

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Music News Today, where music meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Twisted Sister is back with the fresh lineup. Tapping Sebastian Bach to handle vocals after some hush hush rehearsals in New York. Bach nailed it right away, and both he and guitarist, J.J. French, knew it was a go. The band, which wrapped its last tour back in 2016, is set to hit the stage again starting September 4th at the Borealis Theatre in Palmer, Alaska. French opened up about his own health challenges that kept him from playing guitar for more than 45 minutes at a stretch in the past 10 years. With those two days of practice, no issues at all. Bach described himself as a total beast on their songs, ready to steamroll through the set lists. Fans have mixed feelings since original frontman D. Snyder stepped away for good. French and guitarist Eddie O'Jedda get it. They wrestle with the same doubts about moving on without him. Still, they argue bands should push forward if they can, pointing to successes like Queen

1:02after Freddie Mercury, journey without Steve Perry and Van, Halen, Minas David Lee Roth. More tour stops are locked in, like September 12th at Choctaw Grand Theatre in Durant, Oklahoma, October 8th and Niagara Falls in Ontario, and October 10th at Seas' Windsor. Expect additional dates to drop soon as buzz builds. This revival proves rock legends don't fade easy. Twisted sisters testing the waters, and the crowd will have the final say on whether it shreds or fizzles.