Cro-Mags’ Harley Flanagan Says He’s “Done” Touring, Band Announces Re-Recording of Debut Album

Cro-Mags singer-bassist Harley Flanagan says he’s “done grinding it out on tour,” citing the physical toll and rigors of life on the road. His declaration comes right as the legendary New York hardcore band announces a re-recording of its 1986 debut album The Age of Quarrel. Get Suicidal Tendencies & Cro-Mags Tickets Here In an Instagram post titled “I Can Feel It in MyBones: My Touring Days Are Coming to an End,” Flanagan wrote the following message to his fans on Wednesday: “I don’t know how many more I got in me… But it’s winding down… I’ve been on the road since the 70s. Even [Agnostic Front guitarist Vinnie] Stigma can’t say that. lol This used to be an escape from living in squats. I don’t live in a squat anymore. I still enjoy playing music. I just don’t enjoy traveling. I have nine more shows booked after this tour. I’m gonna take a break for a little while and think this through, my new album is almost done I have a few more songs to finish and it may be the best one I’ve ever written that’s all I want is to write one good album that really makes me happy. Then we will see what happens… I’m not saying I’m gonna stop playing altogether. But I’m done grinding it out on t...