TWISTED SISTER have announced their first North American performances featuring SEBASTIAN BACH behind the microphone, with the SKID ROW frontman stepping in following original vocalist Dee Snider's departure due to health challenges. Tickets went on general sale today.
The four confirmed dates for fall 2026 are: September 4 in Palmer, Alaska (Borealis Theatre); September 12 in Durant, Oklahoma (Choctaw Grand Theater); October 8 in Niagara Falls, Ontario (OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino); and October 10 in Windsor, Ontario (The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor).
The current lineup features Bach alongside original members Jay Jay French (guitar) and Eddie Ojeda (guitar), with Russell Pzütto on bass and Joey Cassata — known for his work on ACE FREHLEY's final original solo album "10,000 Volts" — on drums.
Crucially, Dee Snider himself has given the arrangement his full blessing. Bach recounted the moment emotionally: "I have tears in my eyes right now. I am SMF Number Two." Snider has stated publicly that Bach is one of only two people capable of truly delivering in his place.
Bach made clear his approach: "I love TWISTED SISTER. I don't just like the hits... I like the heavy TWISTED SISTER." He emphasized the performances will honour the band's legacy while he continues his solo career separately.
This marks TWISTED SISTER's first North American activity since their farewell run in 2015–2016.