During a recent appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk” on February 15, Bret Michaels, still in the midst of promoting his “Parti-Gras” solo tour, entertained the idea of the possibility of POISON hitting the road again, this time with a lineup featuring two, three, or even four other major acts, akin to their participation in the 2022 “The Stadium Tour”. Michaels expressed his enthusiasm for such a prospect, stating:

“One million percent. I was grateful to be out there again. With MÖTLEY [CRÜE] and [DEF] LEPPARD and to be out there with Joan [Jett], I one thousand percent see that [kind of thing happening again].”

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The veteran musician, now 60, emphasized the significance of his POISON bandmates — C.C. [DeVille] on guitar, Bobby [Dall] on bass, and Rikki [Rockett] on drums — in his musical journey. However, he also highlighted the unique energy and camaraderie of his solo band, including members like Pete Evick, Dean “The Machine” Cramer, and others, expressing how they all share the same passion for performance.

Looking ahead to the potential revival of POISON on tour, Michaels projected into the future, foreseeing the band hitting the road again in 2025 or 2026, with a lineup featuring all the classic POISON hits. He envisions integrating the POISON reunion into the “Parti-Gras” experience, bringing together numerous iconic bands for an unforgettable celebration of rock music:

“I think in 2025, 2026, one million percent. We’re gonna bring all the POISON greatest-hits reunion and make it part of what ‘Parti-Gras’ is. We’ll make it the POISON reunion ‘Parti-Gras’ and bring a lot of great bands and just, without a doubt, unleash all those POISON greatest hits.”