'Bar Rescue' host Jon Taffer jokes about touring with Every Time I Die, reveals his favorite album

May 9, 2017

Every Time I Die are a group with an active social media presence, and they've been known to engage in a variety of conversations with both their band and personal twitter accounts.

But one interaction that we didn't see coming transpired yesterday when bassist Steve Micciche responded to Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer's tweet about “going back on tour.”

Micciche quoted the tv personality, asking if Every Time I Die could open for him on his next “tour.” What we couldn't have predicted is that he seems to be a fan!

Can @everytimeidie open up for you? https://t.co/aztEPBB1SC

— Steve Micciche (@MitchBHavin) May 8, 2017

@MitchBHavin @everytimeidie Only if they play music off of The Big Dirty because that's the best album ��

— Jon Taffer (@jontaffer) May 8, 2017

Hilariously, Taffer name-dropped the Buffalo group's 2007 record The Big Dirty, claiming it's their “best album.” Micciche himself seemed giddy enough to propose his own Bar Rescue pun.

You got it! We'll have NO problem passing that stress test! https://t.co/4q42nRvefl

— Steve Micciche (@MitchBHavin) May 9, 2017

The band further celebrated the revelation of their latest celebrity fan, and they jokingly insisted they would pester Taffer until the tour becomes a reality show of its own.

No one knows more about Bar Science, and apparently MOSH Science, than @jontaffer. pic.twitter.com/bz3wIuxB3L

— Every Time I Die (@everytimeidie) May 9, 2017

the obvious course of action now is to tweet @jontaffer until he has no choice but to make this tour a reality show

— Every Time I Die (@everytimeidie) May 9, 2017

Would you watch Bar Rescue if Every Time I Die tore up the place performing music from The Big Dirty? We think it would be quite a captivating concept, but we're guessing Taffer will make that final executive decision.

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