Poison frontman Bret Michaels has revealed that the band aren't likely to embark on another tour until 2025. However, he also teased his fans about an upcoming solo tour.

Poison frontman Bret Michaels has revealed that the band aren't likely to embark on another tour until 2025. However, he also teased his fans about an upcoming solo tour.

Speaking to radio host Eddie Trunk for his SiriusXM show, "Trunk Nation," Michaels said, "I'm just saying '25 is probably when Poison will put a humongous world tour together and go back out and be incredible. And it'll be awesome."

Poison are currently part of the The Stadium Tour, a co-headlining North American tour by British rock band Def Leppard and American rock band Mötley Crüe. The tour is set to conclude in September this year. Joan Jett & the Blackhearts are also part of the tour.

The Stadium Tour was announced on December 4, 2019, and was set to take place in the summer of 2020. It was later announced that the tour would be rescheduled for 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The tour was once again pushed back to 2022 due to the same circumstances.

"With everything going on in the world, we didn't know if The Stadium Tour was gonna go [ahead]. I prayed every day - I'm, like, 'I hope this goes. I've been waiting since '20,'" Michaels told Trunk.

"But for me, this year we were gonna do the Party Gras Tour. I put together something incredible, and now we're gonna launch that in '23," he added. "And when I tell you what this is and the way we've designed it with everybody, it's an incredible amphitheater tour that's just gonna be ... I think it's gonna be insane and gonna be the 'all thriller, no filler' summer party. And you'll know what I mean when it hits the stage. It's really an exciting idea."

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American rock band The Killers recently released an anthemic new single, "Boy."

American rock band The Killers recently released an anthemic new single, "Boy."

Frontman Brandon Flowers said the themes explored in the song's lyrics led him to write the band's 2021 album Pressure Machine.

"This was the first song written after we had to cancel the Imploding The Mirage tour due to the pandemic," Flowers explained in a press release. "I had recently moved back to Utah and started to make trips to Nephi, where I grew up. I found that the place I had wanted to get away from so desperately at 16 was now a place that I couldn't stop returning to."

He added, "I have a son approaching the age I was at that time in my life. With 'boy,' I want to reach out and tell myself - and my sons - to not overthink it. And to look for the 'white arrows' in their lives. For me now, white arrows are my wife, children, my songs and the stage."

"White arrows will break/The black night," Flowers sings on the track. "But don't overthink it, boy/And when you're out on the ledge, please come down boy/There is a place that exists, just give it some time."

The band premiered the track live when headlining the Mad Cool Festival in Madrid last month.

"We've been teasing it a little bit," Flowers told NME ahead of their set at Mad Cool. "It was the song that took me back home and was sort of the impetus for writing [2021 album] 'Pressure Machine.' What's interesting is that it just didn't make it onto the record - but its absence is not a reflection of the quality of the song. It was an aesthetic decision."

He continued, "There's an optimism to it. It's in the dust, it's in the gutter, and it's looking at the stars. It's writing in more of a new wave vehicle."

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Metallica have teamed up with "Stranger Things<" to launch a new line of "Hellfire Club"-themed merchandise.

Metallica have teamed up with "Stranger Things<" to launch a new line of "Hellfire Club"-themed merchandise.

The metal icons' 1986 track "Master Of Puppets" soundtracked a scene in the finale of the Netflix show's fourth season. In the final episode of the 4th season, Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) plays the song on guitar to distract hundreds of demonic bats as his friends attack the villain Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower). Munson is the leader of the "Hellfire Club," a Dungeons & Dragons group at Hawkins High.

"Eddie, this one's for you," Metallica wrote to announce the new merch line. "We're having the most metal meeting ever of The Hellfire Club so we're scouting out 'lost sheep' and outsiders to join. Do you think you have what it takes? Then suit up."

The "Metallica x Stranger Things" collection is available now via the band's official store and the official Netflix shop.

Three items are on sales, a Raglan sleeve jersey for $39.99, a t-shirt for 34.99 and a hoodie for $59.99. Each piece is emblazoned with the Hellfire Club logo and emblem as well as the iconic Metallica logo.

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