Kyle Gass Says Tenacious D Will Return

""We're gonna come back," he says. "It's gonna be bigger than Oasis!""

""It was terrible judgment, obviously," Gass says. "I've felt terrible ever since, because it's such a responsibility to not screw up like that.""

""Somebody called my mom," he says. "My poor 95-year-old mom. It hits close to home, and you want to be brave and courageous, but I'm not a congressman. We're just entertainers.""

""We will serve no D-wine before it's D-time.""

Tenacious D plans a return with a comeback described as bigger than Oasis. Kyle Gass made a birthday joke onstage in Australia wishing the next would-be Trump assassin not miss and later called it terrible judgment, expressing remorse. The remarks provoked right-wing backlash and calls for deportation, and Jack Black responded by canceling the band's world tour and pausing projects. Safety concerns and threats to band members' families, including a call to Gass's elderly mother, influenced the cancellation. The band members later reconciled and maintain a strong bond, but no reunion date has been set.

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