Steve Hockstein
As the possibility of an official Kinks reunion remains tantalisingly probable, Dave Davies has joined his brother Ray in detailing an album of solo material for release next month.
Dave Davies will release a new album entitled Open Road on March 31st.
Dave Davies has told Rolling Stone there remains an ‘outside shot’ of a Kinks reunion.
Ray Davies has revealed he recorded ‘a few demos’ with Dave Davies last Christmas, but again said the ongoing rivalry between his brother and Kinks drummer Mick Avory remains the biggest stumbling block in the way of a reunion for the band.
Ray Davies has confirmed he is still discussing a possible comeback for The Kinks with his brother Dave.
Dave Davies has been discussing the ‘toxic’ relationship with his brother Ray which has now been familiar to music fans for half a century.
Dave Davies has said the possibility of The Kinks playing live next year has become more likely thanks to a cooling of his famously fractious relationship with brother Ray.
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Former Kinks guitarist Dave Davies looks to have put any lingering hopes of a reunion with his brother Ray to bed, after discussing the ongoing animosity between the brothers which has been well documented for over forty years.
The Kinks
The Kinks released their breakthrough single ‘You Really Got Me‘.
Formed by brothers Ray and Dave Davies, along with bassist Pete Quaife in the early 60s, The Kinks had been through an unsettled period in their early years. Several lead singers had been tried out, most notably Rod …