If you live in the North America region and haven’t seen Garbage play a show live yet, the band’s upcoming tour will probably be your final chance to do so.
The rock band, which formed in 1993 and released their eighth studio album, “Let All That We Imagine Be the Light,” in February, confirmed they just finished rehearsals in an Instagram post on Tuesday. Within that post, Garbage stated they are “unlikely to play many of the cities” on their upcoming “Happy Endings” tour ever again.
The band wrote: “We haven’t played an extensive headline tour like this one in the States for almost a decade. We are going out in style, and we hope you will join us. That’s life, my friends. Nothing stays the same forever. Everything must change. All beautiful things come to an end.”
Garbage’s “Happy Endings” tour is their first solo headlining r in seven years. Although they will be winding down live performances, there’s no indication that the band will totally disband as an entity. The final tour, which starts on September 3 in Orlando, will feature support from Los Angeles rock band Starcrawler. Garbage calls the band’s lead singer, Arrow De Wilde, “one of the most exciting front people of her generation.”
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