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Jack Black Says Tenacious D Will ‘Be Back’ Following Tour Cancellation Due to Kyle Gass’ Trump Shooting Remark: ‘These Things Take Time’

By Matthew Lynch
August 8, 2024
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Tenacious D fans are breathing a sigh of relief after Jack Black reassured them that the band will “be back” following the recent cancellation of their tour. The cancellation came after guitarist Kyle Gass made a controversial comment about shooting President Donald Trump, a remark that sparked widespread backlash.

In a heartfelt video message posted on Instagram, Black addressed the situation head-on. “We’re taking a little break,” he explained, “but these things take time.” He went on to express his understanding of the fans’ disappointment, acknowledging the “tough situation” the band had found themselves in.

“We know you’re bummed, and we are too,” Black said, his trademark enthusiasm tinged with a touch of solemnity. “We love you guys, and we’ll be back. We’re gonna make it up to you, I promise.”

While Black did not explicitly address Gass’s remark, his message seemed to imply that the band is taking a step back to reflect and re-evaluate. It remains unclear whether the tour will be rescheduled or completely canceled.

Gass’s comment, made during a performance in Florida, was met with immediate criticism. While he later attempted to clarify his statement, saying it was a “joke” and “taken out of context,” the damage was already done.

The incident highlights the delicate balance between humor and social responsibility, particularly in the current political climate. While fans are eager for Tenacious D’s return, it’s clear that the band will need to navigate the fallout from this controversy carefully.

For now, fans can only hope that the band will use this time to reflect and return with renewed vigor, ready to bring their unique brand of rock and roll back to the stage.

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