In a recent interview with Jacksonville, Florida’s First Coast News, Fozzy frontman Chris Jericho hyped up the band’s 25th-anniversary tour, which kicked off on Thursday night, October 3, at Madlife in Woodstock, Georgia. He said, “It’s our 25th anniversary, and it’s a rock and roll party, man. It’s been a great quarter of a century, and here we are now with eight Top 10 radio hits, a gold record, and all the fun stuff that goes along with that. So we just started the tour last night in Atlanta, and we’re here in Jacksonville, so it’s gonna be a blast.”
Fozzy’s 25th-anniversary tour will run through October 21 in Cleveland, Ohio. Support on the tour is coming from The Nocturnal Affair and Clozure.
When asked how Fozzy has managed to stay a band for 25 years, Jericho replied, “You really have to give and take when you’re in a band. You have to do what you do best and let your partners do what they do best. It’s like being on a team. And if you get on each other’s nerves, you just go kind of sit in the back of the bus or go for a walk somewhere or whatever it may be. But it really is, at this point in time, a very cohesive, symbiotic teamwork. And it’s been going great, man. So we’ve had a lot of — we’re very fortunate to be able to tour the world playing rock and roll. So you really can’t complain too much about that.”
