It might have been a couple of decades since people have worn flannel shirts with their ripped jeans, but the bands that started it all have never left. Now, two of the bands that established grunge music, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, are rumored to be bringing it back to main stage. And they’re going to be doing it together!

The rumors that Soundgarden and Pearl Jam are going to be touring together are all just rumors for right now. But when the two bands made separate announcements that they were releasing albums at around the same time, it was just a matter of time before people put things together. Soundgarden is set to release King Animal in November; and Jeff Ament, bassist for Pearl Jam, has recently said that his band is about halfway through their new album.

But even those tidbits of information aren’t enough to get the rumor mill started. There’s got to be more, and there is. Matt Cameron is the drummer for both bands, and he has stated that he is fully committed to both. And it’s also thought that both bands will be touring will be touring after their album releases; and Cameron very obviously can’t perform in two places at once. So it does fit that these two would be teaming up.

According to Radar.com, Soundgarden also pushed their release date back, saying that they were “fine tuning” the album. But Radar thinks “they were waiting on their brother band Pearl Jam to finish things up.”

It is still all pure speculation. But if the two of the biggest names in grunge team up together, it’s sure to be almost too much for fans to handle!