As the founder and singer of Ratt, Stephen Pearcy was front and center for the group’s hair metal heights in the 1980s. Thanks to their massive debut album Out of the Cellar (1984) and its hit single ...
Portrait of the band RATT, left to right, Warren DeMartini, Robbin Crosby (1959 - 2002), Stephen Pearcy, Juan Croucier and Bobby Blotzer at the Poplar Creek Music Theater in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, ...
Hair metal icons Ratt have not released a new album since 2010's Infestation, but that could potentially change in 2021. The band is currently working on new music in the studio and have vowed to have ...
One classic rock drummer says Metallica stood out from other up-and-coming bands long before the group became one of the biggest acts in music history.
Over the last couple of years, there have been quite a lot of high profile reunions in rock and metal, but if you're holding on to hopes of ever seeing the classic members of Ratt get back together, ...
The Ratt frontman and Arcade lead singer turns 70 on July 3, marking another milestone for a musician whose career helped define the sound and attitude of the Sunset Strip era. Pearcy was born July 3, ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ratt's world is a turbulent one – in 2005 it's unclear who exactly is entitled to the 'Ratt' name. Is it singer Stephen Pearcy ...
Ratt's Stephen Pearcy said his band would have deserved a slot on Motley Crue's Stadium Tour if they had reunited — but he speculated that the headliners wouldn't have wanted to follow their opening ...
The classic Ratt song “Round and Round” returned to the Billboard Top 20 for the first time since its original release in 1984, thanks to its appearance in a current TV commercial. Back then, it ...
We mostly associate glam metal, also known as hair metal, with the latter half of the 80s. But a Los Angeles band named Ratt helped to kick off the craze a little bit earlier than that. Their single ...
Los Angeles, October 13, 2020 — It’s not everyday that a guitar player under 30 gets what many up-and-coming musicians might consider the opportunity of a lifetime: To write, record, and perform ...