Courtney Love Teases Hole Reunion ‘Later’ While Performing with Billie Joe Armstrong in London

The rock star joined the Green Day frontman as his cover band The Coverups played a special, intimate show at The Garage in London on Tuesday

Hole fans may actually Live Through This lifetime with a reunion in sight.

Billie Joe Armstrong’s cover band The Coverups played an intimate, pop-up show in London at the 600-capacity venue The Garage on Tuesday and surprised the crowd with Courtney Love for a rare performance. After the ‘90s icon, 59, joined the Green Day frontman, 52, and his band for several songs, she thrilled the audience by teasing a reunion with her band Hole.

“Later, I’ll be back in Hole,” Love was captured saying in a fan-recorded clip, as she threw up her arms in the air, just before walking off stage.

According to another video, Armstrong added, “I told you it was going to be a special night.”

During their special set, the “Celebrity Skin” singer sang several Cheap Trick songs, including “He’s a Whore” and “Surrender,” as well as Tom Petty’s “Even the Losers.”

As Love came out on stage, she was captured joking about being away from the stage for some time. “My name is Courtney Love. You may not remember me,” said the grunge legend, who wore a long floral-printed dress. “I’ve been living in a cave in Birmingham for about nine years. We’ll give this a f—ing try, right?”

Armstrong and his bandmates — Mike Dirnt, Greg Schneider and members of the Green Day touring team, including bandmate Jason White, tour manager Bill Schneider and audio engineer Chris Dugan — accompanied Love for the three songs.

Throughout the set, Love’s vocals took the lead while she leaned into her typically gruff sound, and Armstrong harmonized with her at times. The “Doll Parts” artist also rocked out by dancing and banging her head — all the while appearing to revel in the moment as she and Armstrong frequently looked at each other while smiling, even sharing a couple sweet hugs and kisses.

“Grandma did not have her teleprompter,” Love quipped at one point. The audience didn’t seem to mind, though, as they responded by chanting her name. “I will take it,” she added.

Armstrong and his group, who play rock and punk classics, announced their special London shows just last week on social media. In addition to the show at The Garage, they revealed that they’ll play a second gig at 100 Club on Friday.

Love’s tease of a reunion with her band Hole — which disbanded over two decades ago in 2002 and briefly got back together with a different lineup from 2009 to 2012 — was welcomed by the crowd, who erupted in cheers.

Over the years, the “Miss World” singer has mentioned the potential of getting back together with original members guitarist Eric Erlandson, drummer Patty Schemel and bassist Melissa Auf der Mauoften — but has often gone back and forth about the subject.