Courtney Love is yet again teasing a Hole reunion. In a new interview with The Guardian, Love has confirmed that the band are in talks about a reunion tour.
The feature focused on the band’s seminal sophomore record Live Through This. The breakthrough record celebrated its 25th-anniversary last month, and the band are considering a tour to celebrate.
“We are definitely talking about it,” Love shared. “There’s nothing wrong with honoring your past; I’ve just kind of discovered that. If you don’t, people will rewrite history and you will become an inconvenient woman.”
These past few months have seen several notable prominent punk and grunge bands make their triumphant return, such as Sleater-Kinney, L7 and Bikini Kill, so a Hole reunion doesn’t seem entirely out of the question.
Hole’s iconic 90s lineup last performed together in 2012 for a two-song set at an afterparty for drummer Patty Schemel’s documentary, Hit So Hard.
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In related news, Courtney Love recently made headlines after condemning a fashion label whose recent runway collection ripped off a shirt once worn by her late husband, Kurt Cobain. Love hit out at Vetements, whose recent collection appropriated Cobain’s iconic “corporate magazines still suck,” shirt featured on Rolling Stone’s 1992 Nirvana cover.
Love commented on an image of a model wearing a shirt emblazoned with the phrase “corporate magazines still suck – a lot!”. “You guys WHAT the FUCK?” she wrote. “I hate being put in this position. You should know better!”
This isn’t the first t-shirt drama that has plagued the legacy of Nirvana. Last year, Marc Jacobs unveiled their “Redux Grunge Collection 1993/2018″. The collection saw the brand release a t-shirt with a reworked image of Nirvana’s logo. Instead of ‘Nirvana’, the shirt says ‘Heaven’, and in place of the smiley-faces eyes were the initials MJ. Surviving members of Nirvana reportedly filed a lawsuit against the brand.
