Pop moniker, reuniting the band. An album, Anything Could Happen was released on January 20, 2017. Some of the material was also written by Stinson to be included on a possible new Replacements album that never came to fruition. In 2016 and 2017 Bash & Pop toured North America and Europe in support of the new album. In 2021, Stinson began a tour of intimate backyard performances fronting Cowboys in the Campfire, his duo with Pennsylvania-based guitarist Chip Roberts. Gear On stage with Guns N' Roses, Stinson used a lineup of ESP Vintage-4 basses (with the P/J pickup configuration) in different colors, all of which were equipped with EMG PJ-Set pickups. An exception to this was the songs "Better", "Chinese Democracy" and "Sorry", during which he used a James Trussart Steelcaster bass. For live amplification he used two Ampeg Heritage B-15 reissues that are situated at the rear of the stage facing away, only one of them being mic'd. In the studio, it is unclear what basses he has used for individual tracks, but he has acknowledged using a Gibson Thunderbird Bass on the title track of "Chinese Democracy". As of 2011 Stinson is endorsing ESP guitar co. Notably using the ESP Vintage-4 with EMG PJ-Set pickups. Stinson has stated that all his basses have EMG pickups, saying that "they give [him] a lot of growl and grit when they hit the preamp of an SVT." During recording, Stinson has used SWR amps, a Matchless combo and DI. Early live shows during his tenure with Guns N' Roses featured the SWR amps, but Stinson soon realized that it wasn't suitable for their situation (apparently, it was deemed too loud to be used at full capacity). Since then, he has been using the Ampeg Heritage B-15 Reissue 1x15 combo with a few Ampeg 8x10 cabinets for low-end. EMG lists Stinson as a user of their PJ Set Pickups on their website. At NAMM in 2013, ESP introduced their new Tommy Stinson Signature Series basses. Stinson was on-hand for the festivities. Discography Solo Village Gorilla Head (2004) One Man Mutiny (2011) with The Replacements Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash (1981) Stink (1982) Hootenanny (1983) Let It Be (1984) Tim (1985) Pleased to Meet Me (1987) Don't Tell a Soul (1989) All Shook Down (1990) with Bash & Pop Friday Night Is Killing Me (1993) Anything Could Happen (2017) with