Poison drummer Rikki Rockett has sparked controversy with his recent statements on social media regarding the band's future, tour schedule, and legacy.

In an interview with SiriusXM's Trunk Nation hosted by Eddie Trunk, Rockett expressed optimism about Poison's prospects despite past setbacks.

Rockett acknowledged that there have been rumors about the band members' health and personal issues but clarified that these were unfounded.

He emphasized that none of the original lineup - including Bobby Dall, C.C.

Deville, Bret Michaels, and himself - has left or been dismissed from the group.

Regarding Poison's tour schedule, Rockett expressed confidence in the band's ability to perform live shows despite current challenges.

He predicted that Poison will celebrate its 41st anniversary with fans in '27, although a firm date for this event is still unclear.

Rockett also discussed his recent dialogue with Bret Michaels, stating that it was entirely positive and characterized by mutual enthusiasm for continuing their musical legacy.

When asked about the likelihood of future live performances, Rockett expressed optimism about Poison's prospects despite past setbacks.

In related news, BraveWords has created an active Facebook Group for metal enthusiasts to discuss various topics, including bands' tours and releases.

This online community provides a platform for fans to engage with one another on diverse subjects.

For more information on Rikki Rockett's statements or the latest updates from Poison, readers may visit SiriusXM's Trunk Nation website or BraveWords' Facebook Group.