Would rock star Dee Snider be considered a drag queen in his iconic Twisted Sister stage makeup according to the ... rocker said in another tweet. "My band would not be allowed to perform ...

We were just the band that wore makeup. There was no 'What is Twisted Sister and Metallica doing ... world that has the resources to survive, but without independent art on every level — and ...

Andrew Horn’s documentary “We Are Twisted F***ing Sister” chronicles the ... but the juicy details about the band’s early days make up for it.

Where makeup and outlandish costumes really worked on other bands/artists I liked (Bowie, Elton John, Kiss), for Twisted Sister it just led to me thinking they were more of a parody band.

Twisted Sister even found creative ways to promote the band without any record company support. “We’d buy a package of 100 one-minute radio commercials as a way to get our music played on the ...

N.Y., Pero joined Twisted Sister in 1982, right before the bar band exploded onto the burgeoning heavy metal scene after nearly a decade of slogging through small clubs. Wearing makeup and glam ...

Twisted Sister was known for wearing makeup and glam costumes that gave it visual appeal for the MTV video network, where the band's many hits included "I Wanna Rock." ...

EXCLUSIVE: Dee Snider wants to set the record straight. Decades after his band Twisted Sister crashed and burned in the ‘80s, the former frontman and his bandmates are sitting down to detail ...