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A year ago, Trent Reznor was disenchanted with the music industry<\/a>, putting the future of new Nine Inch Nails music in doubt. However, the band\u2019s spectacular \u201cPeel It Back\u201d tour has lit a fire under the industrial legends, with Reznor telling Consequence<\/em> that new NIN music is currently his top priority.<\/p>\n In December 2024, Reznor told IndieWire<\/a>, \u201cThe culture of the music world sucks. \u2026 What technology has done to disrupt the music business in terms of not only how people listen to music but the value they place on it is defeating. I\u2019m not saying that as an old man yelling at clouds, but as a music lover who grew up where music was the main thing. Music 1765812667 feels largely relegated to something that happens in the background.\u201d<\/p>\n Get Nine Inch Nails Tickets Here<\/a><\/p>\n A year later, as part of our new conversation for Consequence<\/em>\u2018s 2025 Live Act of the Year honor<\/a>, Reznor explained to us that the \u201cPeel It Back\u201d tour and NIN\u2019s work on the recent Tron: Ares<\/em> soundtrack has reinvigorated him when it comes to new NIN music.<\/p>\n Related Video<\/p>\n \u201cWe are working on new stuff and we\u2019re excited to work on it, and we are prioritizing working on Nine Inch Nails over just taking on every single thing that comes up in the other category,\u201d revealed Reznor. \u201cSo, beyond that, I can\u2019t say much, but the difference between now and a year ago is the fuse has been lit and the desire is there.\u201d<\/p>\n In the meantime, NIN will embark on a new North American leg of their \u201cPeel It Back\u201d tour beginning in February, while also performing at Coachella as \u201cNine Inch Noize.\u201d Tickets to NIN\u2019s upcoming shows are available here<\/a>.<\/p>\n