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Courtney Love Teases Hole Reunion Tour
Grunge band Hole may be getting back together after over 20 years.
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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Courtney Love and Melissa Auf der Maur, former members of the 1990s grunge band Hole, have been hinting on social media that the group may be planning a reunion tour. The band, known for hits like "Doll Parts," "Miss World," and "Malibu," split up in 2002 but now appears to be considering a comeback.
Why it matters
Hole was one of the most influential grunge bands of the 1990s, helping to define the genre and paving the way for other female-fronted rock acts. A reunion would be highly anticipated by fans and could reignite interest in the band's music and legacy.
The details
In recent social media posts, Love and Auf der Maur have shared clips of Hole songs playing while teasing the possibility of a reunion tour. The band originally formed in 1989 and went through several lineup changes, with Love and guitarist Eric Erlandson as the two constant members. Auf der Maur joined the group in 1994 and remained for about five years, along with drummer Patty Schemel.
- Hole split up in 2002 after over a decade together.
- The band's potential reunion is being teased on social media in March 2026.
The players
Courtney Love
The lead singer and co-founder of the grunge band Hole.
Melissa Auf der Maur
The bassist who joined Hole in 1994 and remained with the band for about five years.
Eric Erlandson
The guitarist who was a constant member of Hole alongside Courtney Love.
Patty Schemel
The drummer who spent a considerable amount of time playing with Hole.
What they’re saying
“So do we tell the kids about the tour?”
— Courtney Love (Instagram)
“It starts with eternal love.”
— Melissa Auf der Maur (Instagram)
What’s next
Fans are eagerly awaiting more details from Love and Auf der Maur about the potential Hole reunion tour.
The takeaway
The possible return of the influential 1990s grunge band Hole would be a highly anticipated event, reigniting interest in the group's music and legacy and demonstrating the enduring appeal of the grunge genre.
