So playing on stage together, or doing some shows together, is not out of the question. "If Rex and I had a show to play, or we were ever gonna be on stage again together, I would welcome it with open arms. "And I think right now in life, we are content to do things this way. "I think Rex is very happy doing his solo records and stuff, and I think he's been in the studio he's got his own thing going on," he continued. He's just, like, 'That's great,' because the more I keep PANTERA alive, it's good for him too. The 54-year-old singer, who has spent the past few years playing a PANTERA-centric set with his solo band, THE ILLEGALS, discussed the possibility of re-teaming with his former PANTERA bandmate during an interview with Brazil's Inside With Paulo Baron.Īsked if he and Rex would be open to playing some shows in celebration of PANTERA's legacy, Anselmo said: "I think Rex sees what I'm doing with the ILLEGALS and he likes it. PANTERA is booked internationally by Rod MacSween at ITB.Ī year ago, Anselmo said that he was up for reuniting with Brown for a special tour celebrating the music of PANTERA. The band's legal representative is Nick Ferrara And Associates.
PANTERA is managed by Scott McGhee of 1 Degree Music Entertainment. "We are thrilled to be working with such an iconic band and bringing their music back to the fans," said Pappalardo. Dennis Arfa and Peter Pappalardo will be the responsible agents. Singer Philip Anselmo and bassist Rex Brown have signed with Artist Group International to book their North American dates. According to Billboard, PANTERA's surviving members will embark on a reunion tour in 2023.
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