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Former Skid Row singer's first LP in 10 years draws from his past and recruits some friends to help.

He insists the reason they haven't reunited has "nothing to do with what happened in '96, or me being wild, or us not getting along."

Singer says the classic lineup should reunite to give "something back to the fans."

Hear the raucous new single "Everybody Bleeds" now.

The What Do I Got to Lose? trek runs from May 10 through June 29.

Here's why we may never hear it.

He says it was the "final straw” in his exit from the band.

It's his first release since 2014's 'Give 'Em Hell.'

Impromptu jam took place at Palms' Kaos Dayclub and Nightclub in Las Vegas.

"Politics leave me the f--- out, don’t be starting shit. Not into it. Not for press, not for nothing."

Recent reunion talks between Skid Row and former singer Sebastian Bach didn't pan out, but Bach still sees a glimmer of possibility for the two sides to come together.

Admitting that his years as a rock 'n' roll frontman have had a physical impact on an undisclosed part of his anatomy, Sebastian Bach told fans he's undergoing a surgical procedure today.