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German drummer Anika Nilles explains she was recruited to Rush to succeed Neil Peart and prepared for the reunion tour by learning his parts through listening and chunking, prioritizing feel over notation, as the band reconnected after years apart.
The Pussycat Dolls canceled nearly all North American dates of their PCD Forever reunion tour after a weak-ticket-sales outlook, while European dates remain on track; the only U.S. appearance is a West Hollywood Pride show in June, and U.S. tickets will be refunded through the original outlets.
Lindsey Buckingham says there’s a renewed energy between him and Stevie Nicks and outlines five potential paths forward, including a Fleetwood Mac reunion tour, a Buckingham Nicks tour or second album, a Rumours 50th anniversary event, or a fresh Buckingham Nicks collaboration—signaling a possible but undecided shift from their years-long estrangement.
Former Pussycat Dolls member Jessica Sutta says she wasn’t asked to join the 2026 PCD Forever tour because she aligns with MAGA politics and RFK Jr., a claim she says cost her a reunion call; three original members—Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts—are returning for the tour, with Carmit Bachar saying she wasn’t contacted about the plans, and Lil’ Kim and Mya joining select shows.
Jessica Sutta says she wasn’t invited back to the Pussycat Dolls’ reunion tour and believes it was because of her support for RFK Jr.’s vaccine conspiracy theories; the group is reuniting with only three of the original six members.
Sebastian Bach, former Skid Row frontman, will front Twisted Sister for a select fall reunion run, replacing Dee Snider who is stepping back on doctors’ orders for health reasons. Bach says he spoke with Snider and they were emotional about the news, and the band plans six shows this year with Bach continuing his solo work unabated; Snider has clarified his health situation and expressed support for the reunion plans.
The planned NSYNC biopic has been shelved due to disagreements over production and the band's focus on a potential reunion tour, with all members emphasizing the importance of a full group involvement before moving forward.
Radiohead performed their first concert in 7 years in Madrid, opening their reunion tour with a diverse setlist that included fan favorites, hits, and a rare live performance of 'Sit Down. Stand Up,' marking a significant return for the acclaimed band.
Geddy Lee revealed that Rush's new drummer for their upcoming reunion tour is Anika Nilles, recommended by band assistant Skully after he raved about her skills while touring with Jeff Beck, and she was chosen to fill the challenging role following Neil Peart's legacy.
Rush announced their first tour in 11 years, the 2026 Fifty Something Tour, to celebrate their legacy and honor late drummer Neil Peart, with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson performing a selection of their classic songs, supported by drummer Anika Nilles, and featuring a new anthology release.
Oasis made a triumphant return to the U.S. after 17 years with a sold-out show in Chicago, showcasing their enduring appeal and brotherly unity, with fans passionately singing along to their classic hits and new performances, signaling their continued ability to captivate American audiences.
Oasis launched their first North American tour in 16 years with a rain-soaked concert in Toronto, featuring a 23-song setlist of hits, and received a warm reception from fans, with upcoming shows across North America and beyond.
Noel Gallagher and Oasis are thrilled with the overwhelming positive response to their reunion tour after 16 years, performing to large crowds across the UK, Ireland, and North America, with Gallagher expressing pride in Liam and describing the experience as emotionally and physically intense but rewarding.
Oasis reunited for a tour starting in Cardiff, performing hits like 'Wonderwall' and 'Champagne Supernova,' with plans for additional shows worldwide and a documentary film, amid high ticket prices and a reissue of their iconic album for its 30th anniversary.
Oasis kicked off their highly anticipated reunion tour in Cardiff, performing a full setlist of their classic hits including 'Wonderwall' and 'Don't Look Back in Anger,' marking their first tour since 2009 with Liam and Noel Gallagher playing together again. The tour will visit multiple cities worldwide, with tickets selling out quickly and causing controversy over resale practices.