Geekwire Week of 03.10.26

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We’re back to discuss all the latest, greatest, and strangest happenings in the rock world with Geekwire! Here’s what we’re digging into this time:

Sebastian Bach joins Twisted Sister with Dee Snider’s full blessing, and the band also added Joey Cassata on drums for the upcoming shows.

Jon Bon Jovi is still showing vocal struggles in public performance, this time during a Tony Robbins appearance.

Zakk Wylde revealed the song that first made him want to pick up the guitar and explained his motivation for opening for Black Label Society.

Reactivated Sister Sin has released “Drive,” only its second new single in 12 years.

Metallica has added six more “Life Burns Faster” Sphere residency shows in Las Vegas. Mortgage brokers are standing by.

A massive Ozzy Osbourne statue will be unveiled at Hellfest, while Sharon says Ozzfest will return in 2027.

Members of Ace Frehley’s solo band have announced an Australian tour celebrating a late KISS legend.

Geddy Lee says Anika Nilles didn’t click immediately, but by day five she had nailed it. But, is it for the glory or the cash?

Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony say they have not been asked to take part in Alex Van Halen’s project with Steve Lukather. Additionally, what the heck IS this project exactly?

All that and more on this edition of Geekwire!

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