Scotti Hill insists Skid Row received’t reunite with former singer Sebastian Bach, regardless of calls from followers to take action.

The band’s most up-to-date vocalist, Erik Gronwall, left the group in March to deal with his well being. Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale crammed in for a handful of exhibits, however Skid Row has but to discover a everlasting substitute.

With the place open, many followers have clamored for Bach’s return. The singer fronted Skid Row from 1987 to 1996, probably the most commercially profitable interval of the band’s historical past. Despite this, Hill says there’s no likelihood a reunion will occur.

“We did great things in the past, but this is about way more than a band or music,” the guitarist defined throughout an look on the Appetite for Distortion podcast. “‘Do it for the fans.’ No, no. I’m not going to put my good life and well-being and peace, I’m not gonna sacrifice that for the fans. That’s not what I do. And anybody that calls himself a fan wouldn’t ask the band to put themselves through something they don’t want to do. But people just want what they want. They just want what they want. They want that band back with that guy. They still want Bon Scott back in AC/DC. I mean, come on.”

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Bach has been estranged from Skid Row since ’96, but has recently expressed interest in a return. The feeling has not been reciprocated.

“I don’t want to have food poisoning every day of the week,” Hill declared, explaining what a reunion with Bach would really feel like. “That’s all. It’s toxic.”

“If you do not like Skid Row with out that singer, you do not have to hear,” the guitarist added. “And on the flip aspect of that, in case you love that singer, in case you love each of us, then go see him, go see him.”

‘I Don’t Want to Be within the Room With Somebody That I Don’t Like’

Hill conceded that followers are “never gonna stop asking” a couple of reunion with Bach, but he insisted outdoors stress received’t change his thoughts.

“It’s just a simple quality-of-life issue,” the guitarist famous. “People are like, ‘Just put your differences aside and do it.’ Well, I don’t want to do it. There are no differences. I don’t want to do it. I don’t want to be in the room with somebody that I don’t like.”

In an obvious response to Hill’s statements, Bach posted an image on social media with the caption “photo of actual last time in a room together.” The picture exhibits the glad rockers alongside their respective households.

Skid Row Searching for New Singer

According to Hill, Skid Row’s seek for a brand new singer is ongoing.

“We are looking at some people. We’ve got a nice list of people that we’re gonna sit down with,” he revealed. “A lot of people are getting in touch with us and some of them are really good. Some of them are not really good. But with YouTube and Instagram and such, you can go out and find people quite easily. It wasn’t like the old days where you had to put an ad in every music paper in the country and word of mouth and all that stuff, pre-Internet. It’s much easier now.”

Assuming they do not return to Bach — or any of their earlier frontmen — the band’s subsequent singer would be the seventh in Skid Row’s historical past.