Scissor Sisters Reflect on Their Comeback and Hints of New Music

The Scissor Sisters are back and better than ever

Guess what? The Scissor Sisters have made a spectacular return, and it's a musical comeback we didn't know we needed. Jake Shears, Babydaddy, and Del Marquis have rejoined forces, whisking their fans on a nostalgic ride through their vibrant history while hinting at some exciting new horizons.

Reliving their glory days

Spotlighting their past successes, from hit records and BRIT Award wins, and even working with legends like Elton John and Kylie Minogue, these guys wouldn't change a thing. Their journey has been nothing shortlived explosive, and it's all leading up a thrilling reunion tour across both UK and Ireland.

It's been 13 years since they last performed, and their reunion perfectly aligns with their debut album's 20th anniversary. Fans are practically buzzing at news that this classic album's getting a re-release, taking us back musically in time their dynamic early 2000s tracks.

Starting a fresh chapter

During lockdown, a watch-along organized by fans sparked something in them. The camaraderie and joy they feel on stage came rushing back, kickstarting their decision hit stage again.

The excitement's palpable as they prep their tour. "We've crafted what we believe our finest show yet," says Shears. For them this tour isn't simply about playing gigs—it's all personal celebration—celebrating legacy and making music together again.

Both critics and fans are raving about Scissor Sisters' return, describing shows as "dizzying alien carnival" thanks all their whimsical props high-energy performances. Just like when they first started out, their music and stage presence still have audiences under spell.

A lasting impact and influence

The Scissor Sisters, born from New York's lively queer nightlife, have always flaunted their special mix disco, glam-pop. They've faced their share challenges stateside, but found fame UK soon took off.

Their influence on queer culture and music? Huge. Their bold unapologetic vibe's inspired new generation artists break molds embrace who are. Folks like Olly Alexander and Chappell Roan openly cite them as a huge inspirations.

Hopes dreams moving forward

Recently they collaborated on effort that supported LGBTQ+ charities. At moment though, they're all about this comeback tour. They're partnering organizations such as Not A Phase, supporting trans community, highlighting solidarity and allyship importance.

While new music might take its time, they did drop "Magnifique," a track from early sessions celebrate debut album's special anniversary. This release features unreleased tracks remixes—giving fans fresh taste creativity.

With reunion, Scissor Sisters are reconnecting roots fans. Sure, new music's exciting, but they're soaking up these live shows joy it brings. Like Shears says, "Right now, everyone wants hits. But who knows what future holds?"

Catch Scissor Sisters on tour across UK, Ireland, US. For fans old and new, it's celebration past and hopeful peek what's coming.

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