QUEENSRŸCHE Vocalist Todd La Torre Posts Photo Gallery From RISING WEST Live Debut

July 18, 2012, 12 years ago

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New QUEENSRŸCHE vocalist Todd La Torre (CRIMSON GLORY), who has replaced founding singer Geoff Tate, has posted a photo gallery from the band's shows as RISING WEST back in June, which were the first gigs as Queensrÿche's new line-up (then unofficial). Go to this location to check it out.

Rising West made their live debut on Friday, June 8th at the Hard Rock Café in Seattle, WA and performed again on Saturday, June 9th.

(Photo by cdgImagery)

Queensrÿche features La Torre, Michael Wilton (guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass), Scott Rockenfield (drums) and Parker Lundgren (guitar).

Billboard.com's Christa Titus recently issued the following report:

Queensrÿche defeated a motion for a preliminary injunction on July 13th that would have kept it from touring and operating under the band name, AGPS Management senior manager Glen Parrish exclusively tells Billboard. The act is defending a complaint filed by former singer, GEOFF TATE, in a Washington state court over whether he should be awarded the Queensrÿche name after being expelled from the group in June.

"We are excited that the Washington courts saw what we and the fans have always known, that Queensrÿche is more than any one member," Parrish said in a statement. "We are sorry we had to go to court to show this, but we are determined to bring back the quality product Queensrÿche was known for. We can't wait to unveil to the fans what [the band creates] next musically."

Read the full report at this location.

Footage of Rising West / the new Queensrÿche performing 'My Empty Room' and 'Eyes Of A Stranger' from the Operation: Mindcrime album has surfaced on YouTube and is available below.

The band performed the following songs:

'Queen of the Reich'

'Speak'

'Walk In the Shadows'

'En Force'

'Child of Fire'

'The Whisper'

'Warning'

'The Needle Lies'

'Take Hold of the Flame'

'Prophecy'

'My Empty Room'

'Eyes of a Stranger'

Encore:

'Wrathchild' (IRON MAIDEN cover)

'Roads to Madness'


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