Nobody buys music anymore, those divorces and lifestyles aren't going to pay for themselves. You would be surprised at cats that you thought would be set can't afford to retire.
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They DID have a farewell tour, complete with "The Final Show", a press conference, and a "cessation of touring" agreement. Which, of course, turned out to be a complete deception and/or flat-out lie.For some reason, I thought they already had a “farewell”* tour. Like I mentioned, I don’t really keep close track of that kind of stuff.
*And of course, we know what a big lie that can be. You can kiss that idea goodbye.
Dick moves are going around, Hall & Oates, Journey etc.They DID have a farewell tour, complete with "The Final Show", a press conference, and a "cessation of touring" agreement. Which, of course, turned out to be a complete deception and/or flat-out lie.
I parallel someone else on here with Theatre of Pain being my first concert at age 14, and I love those '80s albums. But damn, what an absolute dick move. Watching their current trainwreck is almost satisfying.
A mattress for Vince, and towels for the rest of the band.We should be so lucky. Alas...
I don't think he's a good fit, either. He doesn't fit the vibe at all.John 5 is an odd fit. It’s not like Axl and Buckethead, but it doesn’t seem to work as well as his time with Manson or Zombie. Nothing against him as a player.
Videos I’ve seen recently support some of what’s been said above. Vince is a disaster. Backing tracks are relied on. You’re probably paying for stage production more than music performance at one of these events. If that’s how you want to spend your disposable income, then have at it.
>This is exactly what GNR did prior to their reunion (of the original cast).It looks like small venue warm-up gigs for a tour, and in the blurb it was stated that some were for charity. The reason I knew about all of this was that I’m on the Goldenvoice(SoCal concert promoter)upcoming show/tix email list.
The "It Should Be Over, But It's Not" tour - let's see if we can make that the official name!Gym's 24hr buffet maybe... He is in rough shape and cannot sing anymore . Mick Mars is gone and Nikki and Tommy have both been busted using backing tracks It should be over but its not

Eh...people are getting that way about older punk bands these days, too.A bunch of these over the hill, 9-5 guys, at our cigar shop went to see Steel Panther together, a couple months ago and acted like giddy, groupie school-girls---it was pretty damn pathetic.
Punk rules, enough said.
I totally believe that! I don't gel with alot of it here. Male groupies, in general always was pretty lame.Eh...people are getting that way about older punk bands these days, too.
They released a cover of "Fight for Your Right to Party" and I warn you, It might pierce your eardrums and cause ear bleeding. It's really bad.Crue has a new album to tour on, I think. I know one song has been released at least - Dogs Of War. Its much harder than their normal Pop Rock sound.
I think John 5 was like AC/DC going with Axel. While it might not be a great fit, its a known quantity. Mick Mars new album is not bad, but he has said he will not tour as he is not physically capable.
At least Steel Panther can bring itEh...people are getting that way about older punk bands these days, too.
I wouldn't know. But I've seen a number of older punk bands (Descendents, NoFX, Jawbreaker, others) recently and they can, in fact, still bring it.At least Steel Panther can bring it
It will be. Once again, Nikki Sixx will pretend to play bass while the backing tracks roll on.It could be an elaborate prank, who knows.![]()