Will Slade reform? 'A miracle would have to happen' says ex-singer Noddy Holder
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express.co.ukheavy metal Slade are virtually guaranteed never to get back together.Sadly for fans, even the potential lure of a lucrative reunion tour would be unlikely to do it, admits Noddy.“I doubt it’ll happen again with the band.
A miracle would have to happen for all four of us to start peace and loving together.You never know, but we might be falling off our mortal coils by then.”After Noddy walked out, guitarist Dave Hill, bassist Jim Lea and drummer Don Powell carried on in various line-ups.But they ended up playing holiday camps rather than the huge arenas Slade starred in during their heyday.A bitter split between Dave and Don last year finally called time on the band, which formed in the West Midlands in 1966.Explaining the break-up, Noddy.
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