Bob Seger chose not to talk about his song "No More" on 9-11 anniversary
Bob Seger released Face the Promise, his first studio album of new material since 1995, on Tuesday (September 12th), the day after the five-year anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Although one of Seger's new songs, "No More," links the war in Iraq to America's involvement in Vietnam, the Detroit-based rocker declined to speak about the song on the actual September 11th anniversary this year.
On September 12th, Seger explained to us: "As a matter of fact, somebody tried to bring up 'No More' yesterday, and I said I'm not even going to talk about it today, because this a day to remember the victims and the families and a day to remember, you know, that sort of thing. And to support our troops. You know, and I do support our troops, I just hope that they come home safe, that's my big thing."
Bob Seger will performed on Thursday, September 14th, on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno. It was first-ever national TV appearance.
Seger is rehearsing with his Silver Bullet Band, and is hoping to be able to tour later this fall, for the first time in 10 years.
On September 12th, Seger explained to us: "As a matter of fact, somebody tried to bring up 'No More' yesterday, and I said I'm not even going to talk about it today, because this a day to remember the victims and the families and a day to remember, you know, that sort of thing. And to support our troops. You know, and I do support our troops, I just hope that they come home safe, that's my big thing."
Bob Seger will performed on Thursday, September 14th, on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno. It was first-ever national TV appearance.
Seger is rehearsing with his Silver Bullet Band, and is hoping to be able to tour later this fall, for the first time in 10 years.
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