Band Reunions in 2023 (& Some That Probably Shouldn't Have Happened!)

04-Jan-23 22:00

Band Reunions in 2023 (& Some That Probably Shouldn't Have Happened!)

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Whether its a messy split or an amicable end, your favorite band parting ways is always hard to get over. Thankfully, 2023 is following the trend of reconciliation & reunion with plenty of bands and artists vowing to get the show back on the road. To kick off the new year, we run-down some confirmed, some rumoured comebacks - while taking a dig at some acts which ruined their legacies with disastrous returns.

Produced by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting

Presented by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting

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Categories: music

Tags: band reunions, jackson 4, the pulse, spice girls, blink 182, led zeppelin,

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