If the Noughties taught us anything, it was that what a band actually mean when they ‘split up’ is that, ‘We’ll be back when nostalgia makes you miss us’. So, here are 10 of the reunions that fired– or should that be ‘failed to fire’?! – our imaginations during the last decade. This is in no particular order.
Soundgarden are back! The celebrated Seattle grunge heroes have confirmed they will reunite in 2010.
So, the Big Four of thrash are playing shows together next year. Which got us thinking. What else might rival the combination of Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax, in terms of excitement? Come inside for 10 suggestions, some more feasible than others…
Slash has got the final singer in place for his self-titled solo album.
Classic Rock has teamed up with Slash and Roadrunner Records to release the guitar legend’s new album via a unique ‘fan pack’.
Slash is to release a two-track CD single in Japan next month.
Grunge supergroup Temple Of The Dog were reunited earlier this week.
Still trailing in the wake of Soundgarden’s recent near-reunion, Chris Cornell has been making more cryptic comments about a possible reunion for the seminal Seattle rockers.
Former Soundgarden and Audioslave front man Chris Cornell has been doing the rounds on US television, defending his latest opus, the much-maligned Scream.
After today’s confirmation that Chris Cornell will play this year’s Download festival and the recent release of his hip-hop tinged album Scream, Siân Llewellyn weighs in with her opinion on where the former Soundgarden man has gone horribly, horribly wrong. Get your Download tickets!
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