During an interview with 107.7 The Bone’s Nikki Blakk, Slayer drummer Paul Bostaph discussed the band’s recent reunion shows. According to him, there are no further dates planned, but there is a desire to do more.
Bostaph said the following:
“We played our last one… If everybody’s asking that question [about the possibility of more Slayer gigs], I am too, but I don’t have the answer to that question. So, yeah, Aftershock was the last one. And we all hope that there will be more. It’s fun to play Slayer songs. So, hopefully that can happen in the future. But [as of right now], that was the last show.”
He also added:
“How do I feel [about the shows]? Um, wow. That’s a really good question. I’m kind of a bit drained. Sacramento was a lot of guests there, a lot of friends, not to mention the show. So it was a lot of energy just put out. But each one of the shows kind of felt that way because it was kind of overwhelming because I never thought it would happen again. So, yeah, it was a lot of relearning songs that you really thought you did know, but you hadn’t played them for five years. So, I don’t know — it was great. I feel like it was probably one of the best live experiences I had because the fans were really into it. They were hungry for it, and that kind of made it special.”
[via Metal Injection]
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