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COURTNEY LOVE On Possible HOLE Reunion: 'We Are Definitely Talking About It'

May 29, 2019

Courtney Love said in a new interview with The Guardian that HOLE is considering a reunion to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the band's 1994 sophomore album "Live Through This".

Love revealed: "We are definitely talking about it. There's nothing wrong with honoring your past; I've just kind of discovered that. If you don't, people will rewrite history and you will become an inconvenient woman."

According to The Pulse Of Radio, there has been talk of a HOLE reunion before, most notably in 2014, when rumors that the band — Love, guitarist Eric Erlandson, drummer Patty Schemel and bassist Melissa Auf der Maur — would reunite were eventually shot down by Love herself.

Auf Der Maur recently discussed a possible HOLE reunion, saying she had a positive meeting with Schemel and Erlandson about reconnecting with Love.

"We've all grown older, have become more gentle, and I have the feeling that now would be the right point in time to reactivate the band once again," she said. "We did a few little gigs over the years but nothing substantial... HOLE was a great band, and it's important to remember them properly."

HOLE has been largely on hiatus since 2002, although Love released an album called "Nobody's Daughter" in 2010. The quartet reunited to perform for the first time in 15 years at a party in April 2012.

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