After 13 years, Josh Freese will return to A Perfect Circle for part of the band’s next tour of the United States, which will take place between April 2nd and 30th together with the groups Puscifer It is Primus.
Entitled “Sessanta Tour”, the tour will celebrate the singer’s 60th birthday Maynard James Keenanalso known for integrating the TOOLand Freese, who replaced Taylor Hawkins at the Foo Fighters in 2023, he was excited about his return.
He, who was a member of A Perfect Circle from 1998 to 2011, will play all dates until April 20, when the group will perform in Los Angeles. Soon after, Josh will have commitments with the Foos and will be replaced on the special tour by Gunnar Olsenby Puscifer.
It’s worth remembering that Josh’s time with A Perfect Circle opened countless doors for the drummer. Until then, he didn’t have the same level of fame, but he had already played with his first project (The Vandals) and other larger ones, such as one-off shows with the Owe.
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Josh Freese celebrated his return to A Perfect Circle
On Instagram, Freese celebrated his return to A Perfect Circle and also said that, in addition to Olsen, Tim Alexanderdrummer of Primusyou can fill your absence:
I’m happy to report that for the first time in 13 years, I’ll be heading out with A Perfect Circle on the upcoming ‘Sessanta’ tour. Due to my schedule with the Foo Fighters, I will have to leave after the Hollywood Bowl on April 20th. Gunnar from Puscifer will take my place for the remaining dates (maybe a little Tim Alexander too?). There’s a chance I might be able to appear on another show or two after this, time permitting, but for now that’s the plan. Perfect Circle has always been a very special band to me and I’m really looking forward to getting out and playing these songs again.
It will be very special!
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