Bowling for Soup guitarist Chris Burney reveals he…
Former Bowling For Soup guitarist Chris Burney revealed that he had two of his toes amputated — one month after he retired from the pop-punk band over “medical developments.”
Burney, who co-founded the Texas-based band in 1994, snapped a photograph of his foot which was lacking his large toe and his index toe.
“I’m a Free-nubbin, butt-rubbin son of a gun,” Burney, 55, quipped within the Instagram caption on Wednesday.
Last month, the band introduced that the rocker could be leaving the band because of medical challenges and exhaustion from three a long time on the street.
Guitarist Chris Burney revealed to followers that he had some of his toes amputated on Wednesday. @soupbowlerchris/Instagram
“We are bummed not to have Chris by our side, but absolutely support his decision,” the band wrote in a assertion in January.
While Burney might have left the group, Lead vocalist Jaret Reddick, drummer Gary Wiseman, and bass and backing vocalist Rob Felicetti assured followers that Bowling For Soup’s future “remains bright.”
“The three of us will carry on, with Chris’ blessing and continue to build the legacy of this band we all love so much,” the group wrote.
“We will not be replacing Chris or touring with a touring guitarist. You can not replace a legend. We were brothers when we started this journey… and brothers we remain.”
Burney is one of the founding members of Bowling For Soup. Getty Images
The band introduced that the rocker could be leaving the band because of medical challenges and exhaustion from three a long time on the street final month. Getty Images
It’s unclear if his toes have been eliminated over the health subject. Burney has not but revealed what health situation prompted him to retire from the band.
In an interview with Kerrang final month, Felicetti mentioned Bowling For Soup “would not be where we are without (Burney).”
“He and I started this band 30 years ago, almost 31 now, and at one point, he was kind of the face of the band,” the lead singer mentioned.
“I can’t say it enough: we wouldn’t be us, or where we are, without him. We’re very thankful for all the time that he put in. The guy retires a legend. There’s something to be said for that.”
Bowling For Soup revealed his retirement as they geared up for their Twentieth-anniversary tour, “A Hangover You Don’t Deserve,” which kicked off within the UK on Feb. 5.
Fans of the guitarist showered Burney with assist on Wednesday, wishing him the best and telling him his presence is missed on stage.
It’s unclear if his toes have been eliminated over the health subject. @soupbowlerchris/Instagram
“U was well missed at the gig in Nottingham last week,” one fan commented.
“Hope (you’re) well thank you for all you have done,” one other wrote.
“‘I’m so sorry dude. You’ll be in my prayers,” commented one other.
(L-R) Erik Chandler, Jaret Reddick, Burney and Gary Wiseman of Bowling for Soup. MovieMagic
Burney’s health points began turning into obvious to followers when he took a hiatus from the band to get well from a leg harm and missed the group’s efficiency at Download Festival 2024, in accordance with Blunt Mag.
Bowling for Soup was shaped in Wichita Falls, TX., in 1994 by Reddick, Burney, Lance Morrill, and Erik Chandler — with Reddick now the one remaining founding member left within the group after Morrill left the band in 1994 and Chandler in 2018.
The band’s fan-favorite hits, corresponding to “Girl All the Bad Guys Want,” “1985,” and “High School Never Ends,” have been staple songs within the pop-punk style through the years.
Bowling for Soup’s final album, “Pop Drunk Snot Bread,” dropped in 2022.
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