Reunion is ON Options

[Old Man Withers]

A source of a source has verified that LIVE indeed are reuniting for a series of concerts in the US over the Fall. This is to coincide with a 25th year celebratory album project, which will include brand new recordings and mixes from Mental Jewellery AND Throwing Copper.
The departure of Chris Shinn from the band was an amicable one, and he will still be regarded as a valued member of the LIVE family.

This is my one and only post I will make on this subject. The source is real. You will thank me later!

[throwing_cheetahs]

I really hope they are not retiring for good. I mean they have been sharing a bunch of classic stuff and no mention of new material or tours etc... I do NOT want this to happen, trust me, but u never know.


TC

[dangum]

Article on Alternative Addiction

Is Live Reuniting With Ed Kowalczyk?
By Jeremy Neugebauer -
Jul 16, 2016

Recently, a fan posted to Live’s Facebook page pleading for the band to reunite with original Live vocalist Ed Kowalczyk. Four days later, Live shared the message to their main page



With the 25th anniversary of the release of the band’s debut album Mental Jewelry on the horizon, could this be a hint that Live may be reuniting with founding vocalist Ed Kowalczyk?

In 2009, the band split under very tumultuous circumstances, which included ridiculous lawsuits, Ed trying to get lead singer bonuses, and plenty of drama in the press, making it seem any positive relationship between Kowalczyk and the rest of the band was over. In 2014, with Kowalczyk continuing on with a solo career, Live brought in former Unified Theory vocalist Chris Shinn for The Turn, which many fans considered the band’s best release since 1997’s Secret Samadhi.

The last update that we received from Live was in January of this year, when guitarist Chad Taylor posted on his Facebook page that Live was recording new music. However, the person providing vocals wasn’t mentioned in the post. Since the January post, updates on the current state of the band have been silent. Shinn, Kowalczyk, and the rest of Live have not posted any updates on recording or spoke to the media in several months. What is apparent however, is even if the band is not reuniting with Kowalczyk, the simple act of sharing that particular post shows a definite change of heart from recent times by acknowledging the chemistry the band had with their former lead singer.
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http://www.alternativenation.net/live-reun...g-ed-kowalczyk/