Scissor Sisters Confirm Electrifying Comeback: First Album in 14 Years in the Works!
Scissor Sisters Plot Comeback After 14-Year Hiatus

The air is thick with anticipation as Scissor Sisters, the flamboyant pop ensemble that dominated charts in the 2000s, have officially broken their silence about a long-awaited return to the spotlight. In an exclusive revelation, band members have confirmed they are actively working on their first new music in 14 years.

A Decade-Long Hiatus Comes to an End

Frontman Jake Shears sent shockwaves through the music world with his recent announcement, confirming that the beloved group is "definitely plotting something" for their grand return. The news comes after years of speculation from devoted fans who have kept the spirit of the band alive since their last studio album, 'Night Work', was released in 2010.

From Solo Projects to Group Reunion

During their extended break, band members pursued various creative endeavours. Shears launched a successful solo career and even ventured into literature with his memoir. Meanwhile, Ana Matronic established herself as a prominent DJ and broadcaster. Now, the stars have aligned for what promises to be one of the most exciting musical reunions of the decade.

What Fans Can Expect

While specific details remain under wraps, insiders suggest the comeback will include:

  • A brand new studio album featuring fresh material
  • Potential live performances and tour dates
  • The signature glam-pop sound that made them international stars
  • Collaborations that blend their classic style with contemporary influences

The timing couldn't be more perfect for a Scissor Sisters revival. With nostalgia for 2000s pop culture at an all-time high, their return promises to deliver the glitter-drenched, dance-floor-ready anthems that earned them multiple platinum records and a dedicated global following.