It's official! Porno for Pyros will be releasing new music soon. The band has not collaborated on a new album or record since 1993 and fans can't wait to hear their upcoming projects.
Taking to his official Instagram account, guitarist Peter DiStefano shared a picture of himself while holding a guitar along with frontman Perry Farrell.
He captioned the post, "[Porno for Pyros] writing and recording new music." (via Loudwire)
Fans immediately bombarded the comment section to express their excitement about the news.
"No way. I'm so happy this is happening," one wrote.
"That is great news! Happy to hear a collaboration between the P4P team is finally coming," another one wrote.
As of this writing, the band has not announced an official release date or any details about their highly-anticipated project.
Porno for Pyros Replaces Jane's Addiction at Several Festivals
Porno for Pyros have dominated several festivals and guest appearances this year after Jane's Addiction pulled out from their scheduled sets.
The latter band had to cancel their performances as Dave Navarro is still experiencing "long-haul COVID symptoms."
This led the other band to reunite again and perform after more than a decade. Their last performance was in April 2009 and prior to that, they hadn't played together since 1998.
Their reunion performance took place at this year's Rockville festival and they have been performing again since then.
At the time of their first show, Porno for Pyros was not complete as drummer Stephen Perkins wasn't present because of his illness. Fortunately for the group, drum tech Mike Gryciuk stepped in and played the drums for the show.
According to Consequence Heavy, their most recent appearance was at the Lollapalooza festival. They performed at Chicago's Metro last July 30 as part of the event's "Aftershows" series.
In addition, they took the main stage in Grant Park the following day before Green Day began their headlining act.
In other updates about Jane Addiction's Navarro, he previously opened up that he has been sick since late last year and he "supposedly will be back" to his old self in time.
Despite their previous cancelations, their appearances at The Smashing Pumpkin's "Rock Invasion 2 Tour" is still scheduled to run starting this fall.
Their two bands' first show will be at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, on October 2.
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