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Twisted Sister Are Reuniting for a 50th Anniversary Tour in 2026

Twisted Sister announced a worldwide reunion tour in 2026 to celebrate their 50th anniversary, revealed in a joint post with Ultimate Classic Rock and an Instagram announcement.
After retiring in 2016, Twisted Sister remained mostly inactive except for one 2023 reunion, while founding guitarist and manager Jay Jay French traces their roots to February 2, 1976, marking nearly five decades of performances.
Notably, longtime bassist Mark Mendoza will not join the reunion, with Russell Pz�tto set to perform bass alongside core members Dee Snider, Jay Jay French, Eddie Ojeda, and Joe "Seven" Franco.
Tour dates and cities remain under wraps, with fans awaiting details for Twisted Sister's first full tour since 2016 and reflecting on their over 35 million albums sold legacy.
As icons of 1980s heavy metal, Twisted Sister became renowned for anthemic songs and theatrical shows, with their 1984 album Stay Hungry certified three-times platinum in the United States.

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