Rock Icons Sebastian Bach and Twisted Sister's Eddie Ojeda Perform 'I Wanna Rock' in Nashville

The former Skid Row frontman was joined on stage by the Twisted Sister guitarist for a surprise collaboration.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 10:30pm

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An abstract close-up photograph of shattered glass and glittering shards, reflecting stage lights and evoking the raw energy of a hard rock performance.The unexpected onstage collaboration between Sebastian Bach and Eddie Ojeda hinted at the electric atmosphere fans can expect from Twisted Sister's upcoming reunion tour.Los Angeles Today

Rock singer Sebastian Bach was headlining a solo show in Nashville on Monday when he was joined on stage by Twisted Sister guitarist Eddie Ojeda. Fan-captured footage shows the two musicians performing the Twisted Sister classic 'I Wanna Rock' together, giving fans a preview of what Bach's upcoming shows with the band may sound like.

Why it matters

This surprise collaboration between Bach and Ojeda comes as Twisted Sister prepares for a reunion tour this fall, with Bach set to fill in for frontman Dee Snider on a 'handful of select dates.' The performance gives fans a taste of the energy and chemistry that could be on display at those upcoming shows.

The details

Sebastian Bach was headlining his own solo show in Nashville on Monday when he invited Twisted Sister guitarist Eddie Ojeda to join him on stage. The two musicians then performed a rendition of the Twisted Sister hit 'I Wanna Rock,' delighting fans in attendance. This collaboration comes as Twisted Sister prepares to launch a reunion tour in September, with Bach set to take over lead vocal duties for Dee Snider on a limited number of dates.

  • Sebastian Bach's solo show took place on Monday, April 7, 2026 in Nashville.
  • Twisted Sister's reunion tour with Sebastian Bach is scheduled to begin on September 4, 2026 in Palmer, Arkansas.

The players

Sebastian Bach

The former frontman of the band Skid Row, who is set to join Twisted Sister on a handful of tour dates this fall after original singer Dee Snider had to pull out due to health issues.

Eddie Ojeda

The guitarist for the heavy metal band Twisted Sister, who joined Bach on stage in Nashville for a surprise performance of the band's classic song 'I Wanna Rock.'

Dee Snider

The original lead singer of Twisted Sister, who had to cancel the band's upcoming reunion tour due to health issues, but has approved of Sebastian Bach filling in for him on select dates.

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What they’re saying

“He's a true fan & will honor what I did with every show!”

— Dee Snider, Twisted Sister Frontman

What’s next

Twisted Sister's reunion tour with Sebastian Bach is scheduled to begin on September 4, 2026 in Palmer, Arkansas, with additional select dates to follow.

The takeaway

This surprise collaboration between rock icons Sebastian Bach and Eddie Ojeda gives fans a preview of the energy and chemistry that could be on display when Bach joins Twisted Sister on stage later this year, as the band prepares to hit the road for a highly anticipated reunion tour.