John Bush on 80s Heavy Metal Podcast: Armored Saint, Anthrax Talk [6:56-8:55]

And I try to be strategic about where we're playing, so it's LA, Midwest, East Coast, New York and St. Charles, so you know, I think there's more to do, but it's also going to have to work in conjunction with me doing saint stuff and touring with that record that's coming out next year. And you know, I don't want to bite off more than I can chew because I want every show to be great and I want to make it really feel celebratory because that's the whole concept of it and the name of it to really just kind of honor those tunes from that, from that era. Does the success of the three shows kind of dictate if there will be more or if there will be like a US tour or a half tour or a regional tour event, you'll further down the road. Sure. I mean, success determines everything really. You know, if you do well, you'd probably want to do more and like I said, I was supposed to do some dates in Europe first and that was something I wanted to do, some festivals and stuff. So, you know, it's really just kind of making it, you know, obviously the better it does, the more exciting it will be and the more promoters will be interested and, you know, when I was in Anthrox, we did a lot of touring and played everywhere. Europe, South America, Japan, many times. So I mean, these are places I would want to play, but it also coincide with, you know, this armored saint record coming out and not getting in the way of that. So it's, we'll try to figure it out. It'll be fine. I think we'll find our way and it'll hopefully make everyone happy. I mean, to me, it took me all these years to do it. I'm playing records that are 20 to 30 years old. So it's going to, it's an nostalgic. That's what it is. It's the truth. But I don't think like, if I don't do something right away after the first three shows, it's going to go away because like I said, it's a 20 to 30 in the first place. So. Right on.