Tommy Stinson reforms post-Replacements band Bash & Pop after two-decade hiatus

Photo by Ben Kaye From: consequenceofsound.net by Collin Brennan on September 22, 2016, 10:50am Bassist Tommy Stinson formed his Bash & Pop project in the wake of The Replacements’ 1991 breakup. The band released only one album, 1993’s Friday Night Is Killing Me, before Stinson moved on to focus on other projects, including two solo…

Tommy Stinson Reunites Post-Replacements Band Bash and Pop

Photo by Steve Cohen From Rolling Stone: By Kory Grow Tommy Stinson has reassembled his band Bash and Pop, which he played in between stints in the Replacements and Guns N’ Roses in the early Nineties. The group plans on putting out a new album early next year entitled Anything Could Happen. It will be…

Tommy Stinson Reforms Seminal Post-Replacements Band, Bash & Pop Signs to Fat Possum

Photo by Steve Cohen From Fat Possum Records: They’re releasing a new album and reissuing their debut When The Replacements ended their 33-show reunion tour in June 2015, founding bassist Tommy Stinson walked away with his head held high. Armed with a pocketful of new songs and a clean slate, he holed up at his…

The Replacements’ Tommy Stinson Reforms Band Bash & Pop

From Pitchfork.com by Sheldon Pearce | Associate Staff Writer They’re releasing a new album and reissuing their debut The Replacements’ Tommy Stinson has reformed Bash & Pop, the band he started when the Replacements broke up in 1991. The reformed band includes Chip Roberts (one-400’s), Steve Selvidge (The Hold Steady), Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi All-Stars,…