"I think one of the first times we played here, I think maybe it was Cain's Ballroom, like 80 years ago.... I think we were opening for Peter Murphy... and I could see someone in the back screaming the fuckin' lyrics back at me, and I thought, 'This is all I ever wanted in life, is to connect with somebody like that dude in the back [of the venue]."
"I don't know if we're gonna be touring anymore after this, but I'm proud of the show that we're doing right now. And I'm fuckin' grateful that you've chosen to spend your evening with us tonight. Thank you very much."
"We are working on new stuff and we're excited to work on it, and we are prioritizing working on Nine Inch Nails over just taking on every single thing that comes up in the other category."
During Nine Inch Nails' performance at BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Trent Reznor suggested the current 'Peel It Back' tour could be the band's last. He shared a nostalgic story about early performances in Tulsa, recalling a moment when a fan sang along to 'Head Like a Hole,' describing it as fulfilling his artistic vision of connecting with audiences. Reznor expressed gratitude for fans attending the show and pride in the current tour. The 'Peel It Back' tour continues through March 16th in Sacramento, with Nine Inch Nails scheduled to perform at Coachella in April. Despite the touring uncertainty, the band is actively working on new material and prioritizing Nine Inch Nails projects.
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