Twisted Sister Rejects ‘Lucrative Offers’ to Reunite

Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider mentioned his band has no fascination in reuniting, even with “lucrative offers” to do so.

The singer manufactured his declaration in the course of a dilemma and reply with supporters on Twitter.

Asked about most likely releasing new music, the Twisted Sister vocalist was direct. “Never say in no way, but I don’t see me recording any longer,” Snider claimed, noting that he’s a lot more focused on other tasks, these types of as “movies, guides, television set, radio, etc.”

When one lover challenged Snider’s declare — and likened it to bands who perform farewell excursions, only to reunite afterwards — the singer doubled down on his statement.

“Actually it can be these never ever ending farewell tours, faux farewells and ‘we altered our minds’ just after the farewell that retain me trustworthy,” Snider stated. “I hate all that faux farewell bullshit. Bands need to continue to be permanently if they want to…just don’t offer us a B.S. farewell tour!”

“Twisted Sister retired in 2016,” Snider continued, “and while we talk to every single other frequently, none of us has even talked about reuniting. And believe me, we are finding rewarding presents.”

Snider’s new remarks abide by comparable statements indicating he’s mainly performed with new music. In May possibly, the rocker told followers that he was most likely carried out with touring and enjoying shows, and was in its place turning his interest in the direction of new endeavors. To that stop, Snider recently introduced an forthcoming graphic novel with Z2 Comics titled He’s Not Gonna Get It. The story will chronicle Snider’s lifelong defense of free of charge speech, together with his role in the Dad and mom Audio Source Center senate listening to of 1985.