R.E.M.'s longtime guitarist, Peter Buck, shared his thoughts on reunion tours in a revealing new interview. Speaking with Mojo magazine, he said, "When we decided it was the end, I felt fine with it... We reached the end of that road. And it was a great road and I’m really proud to have done that with everybody, but it just seemed like a really good time to walk away."
"It’s just not going to happen," He concluded. Buck highlighted the great memories the band and fans have of their time together, before sharing another reason they don't have plans for a reunion.
Related: 1980 Rock Song, Lasting Nearly 11 Minutes, Remains a Classic 46 Years Later
More recently, the band got back together for a surprise, and likely one-time-only, performance in February 2025 in Georgia. They performed with Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy, who were touring their R.E.M. tribute project.
Related: '80s Rock Icon Says He Would 'Rather Die' Than Reunite With Former Bandmates
Hence then, the article about 80s alt rock icon says band reunion tour is not going to happen was published today ( ) and is available on Parade ( Saudi Arabia ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( ’80s Alt-Rock Icon Says Band Reunion Tour Is ‘Not Going to Happen’ )
Also on site :
- 1980 Goosebump-Inducing Country Rock Classic Wasn't Intended to Be a Hit—But Defined The Eagles' Final Era
- Israeli Enemy, Settlers Escalate Their Attacks Against Palestinians, Their Property in West Bank, Occupied Quds
- 'Breakfast Club' Star Says This Is the One Thing That Helped Him Survive 51 Years in Hollywood