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Matt Sorum Open to Velvet Revolver Reunion
Matt Sorum has stated that he is open to the idea of Velvet Revolver reuniting with a new singer.
Matt Sorum has stated that he is open to the idea of Velvet Revolver reuniting with a new singer. When addressing the prospect of getting the band back together, Sorum responded positively to the idea of reuniting Velvet Revolver with Lzzy Hale on vocals. In addition to his comments regarding the group, Sorum produced the album Sound & Vision Live, which honored Paul Rodgers and Geezer Butler.
Velvet Revolver was formed in 2002. The lineup of the band at that time consisted of Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum, Dave Kushner, and Scott Weiland. Velvet Revolver was a short-lived project that released only two albums. During the period in which the band was active, those two releases were the album Contraband, released in 2004, and the album Libertad, released in 2007.
The band parted ways with Scott Weiland in 2008. Years after Velvet Revolver separated from Weiland, Slash and McKagan returned to Guns N' Roses in 2016. This return to Guns N' Roses took place after a break of more than twenty years.
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