Anthrax442 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 17, 2025 6:51 pm I really hope that's the case, because I'd be worried about some of those guys dying on tour.

Terry Luttrell almost didn't make it home...

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To be fair, this was billed as a one-off final farewell show for the REO legacy and fans-- really more of a party and reunion thrown together than a polished concert. Gratzer and Doughty are totally retired and there certainly don't appear to be any plans to do this again. They had Hall's kids and R...

Yeah I fully expect to see KC tour under some other name... Will be interesting to see if anyone in the current band joins. Also wonder how the fans will respond-- definitely seems to be some bitterness out there online. I've been a fan since the early 80s and appreciated the later years lineup but ...

They were doing quite well with their Amato / Hitt post-hey day lineup through the 90s, 00s, 10s and early 20s.... but Neil Doughty retired a year ago, then Bruce Hall had some back surgery... and there have been comments on social media that Bruce felt he was able and wanted to come back for the Su...

They played clubs, not big venues, but the US shows for this Goodbye tour were mostly packed--- with plenty of sell-outs in Europe, Japan, etc... along the way too. I'm a big fan and I couldn't even believe the crowds they were drawing in 2024. The empty seats in the Romania crowd pic were definitel...

While I realize the majority of us would rather watch an anal bleaching marathon than either of these choices, please vote which one you would do if properly blackmailed. Where would that marathon be held? Rainbow Anniversary party, with Bulletboys playing unplugged reggae versions of their hits in...