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Sebastian Bach and Chris Jericho had a little Twitter fight this morning. It seems Bach believes Jericho sings with backing tapes. He also thinks that Jericho is imitating him, right down to the famous mane of hair. This made Jericho mad. Fans jumped in, supporting each singer of course. The early morning feud was messy. I was watching it while scrolling in bed, shaking my head and enjoying the free entertainment.
I am not going against anybody. It's obvious between the two of us that one of us is copying the other as far as being a rockstar goes. I can guarantee you that that is not me.
— Sebastian Bach (@sebastianbach) July 16, 2020
That's great is there a clip of you actually singing live? Because all I have seen are clips of you miming to a tape. Congrats on the radio hits and your hair is certainly looking good these days 👍 https://t.co/EFPqSpPAMn
— Sebastian Bach (@sebastianbach) July 16, 2020
I’ve never mimed anything ever! And I don’t use *** in a tweet ever. I will fucking sing in your face anytime, anyplace dude. I’ve been a fan & a defender of u since day one...but don’t u ever question my rock abilities! And leave wrestling out of this...I can hit a G4 brah! https://t.co/U2hV7jjg42
— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) July 16, 2020
If all this wasn't enough, Bach also dropped a Tweet about Covid19 and Donald Trump. The tweet below went viral and as of this post, "Sebastian Bach" was a top trending topic in America. Bach picked up thousands of new followers as a result.
If you support Donald Trump you stand against rock n' roll 😷 and every musician in America who has been put out of work because a reality television show host doesn't believe in science
— Sebastian Bach (@sebastianbach) July 16, 2020
Tickets to the virtual event cost $15. Proceeds will benefit a Los Angeles animal rescue and Live Nation’s Crew Nation Fund.
From my inbox:
The event, which kicks off at 9pm EDT/6pm PDT on BushOfficial.com, is a celebration in honor of the release of BUSH’s forthcoming eighth studio album The Kingdom available everywhere Friday, July 17.
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Apparently there are a few places where you can see live music in the age of Covid and our Summer of No Fun. John Corabi will perform a live show at the Firehouse BBQ and Blues in Richmond, Indiana on July 25. That is probably an hour or so from my home. Granted, you won't find me in the crowd of this show - especially since Ohio is now on an upswing of infections and most folks will be Buckeyes in attendance - but I guess this is nice for those who want to get out. Plus it gives the musicians a chance to make some money. Other upcoming shows at this venue include Joel Hoekstra with Brandon Gibbs and Eric Martin and P.J. Farley. Tickets for the Corabi show are $30.
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