Sep 22, 2005 • 1 min read

Garbage coming to an end?

Garbage plan a break after their Australian tour, with Shirley Manson saying they are taking a hiatus, and Butch Vig describing the band as rejuvenated after making 'Bleed Like Me'.

Woe. Garbage are planning to take a break when they finish their current Australian tour at the start of next month - but it might be an indefinite one. The latest rumours of a split began when the group cancelled European tour dates scheduled for later this year, and Shirley Manson has told the Melbourne Herald Sun "We're taking a hiatus. I don't know if we're calling it a day. We've not stopped for 10 years. We always swore if it wasn't 100% fun, we'd stop it."

The band have recently disclosed that they came close to breaking up whilst making the latest album 'Bleed Like Me', with drummer Butch Vig telling Billboard: "Because we were on the verge of losing it all, we made the album of our career. We feel completely rejuvenated."

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