Twisted Sister

Twisted Sister Taps Sebastian Bach: Fans Can Join or Boo from Afar

In a recent dialogue with Podcast Rock City Live, TWISTED SISTER guitarist Jay Jay French discusses the band's decision to enlist Sebastian Bach as frontman for their autumn 2026 concerts.

This shift follows Dee Snider's departure due to health concerns. French addresses detractors with a sharp edge, reminding them that attendance is optional.

Twisted Sister plots 2026 return at Barcelona Rock Fest—no, you're not dreaming

TWISTED SISTER resurfaces for its first official reunion show, marking the lead-up to the band's 50th-anniversary campaign. The performance lands squarely on the marquee of Barcelona Rock Fest, occupying one of the festival’s July 3–5 dates in 2026.

Dee Snider takes the mic once more as the band prepares to share the billing with other acts yet to be detailed. The event doubles as the festival’s tenth-anniversary edition, adding a layer of symmetry to the nostalgic reappearance.

Twisted Sister plans 2026 tour, swaps bassist, skips nostalgia, brings eyeliner

Twisted Sister resurfaces from near-decade dormancy, plotting a 50th anniversary world tour in 2026—a move teased by Dee Snider through social media fanfare and now confirmed through Ultimate Classic Rock. The band last toured in 2016 and recently reunited only once, for their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Absent from this comeback: bassist Mark Mendoza, replaced by Russell Pzütto. Jay Jay French, Eddie Ojeda, Joe Franco, and Snider will complete the lineup, Franco stepping in posthumously for A.J. Pero.