Queensryche

He'll perform the classic album in its entirety 'for the last time'

Tributes paid to "Mr. Big" personality who helmed 'Power Windows,' 'These Days,' 'Operation: Mindcrime' and others.

Band denies knowledge of five versions of "Silent Lucidity" appearing on official Spotify account.

Seattle rockers are promoting their 2022 album 'Digital Noise Alliance.'

After canceling four shows last year, Scorpions are bringing their 'Crazy World' tour back to the U.S.

The pending legal showdown between Geoff Tate and his former bandmates in Queensryche will have to wait a few more months.

If hanging out with Judas Priest at Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp in Vegas isn't your thing, maybe setting sail with acts like Yes, Marillion, and Queensryche (which version, we're not sure) during a Caribbean cruise is more your speed.

Several weeks ago, Queensryche offered fans the first early glimpse of their upcoming album with the new track 'Redemption' -- and now they're following up with another pre-release single, titled 'Fallout.'

Geoff Tate was the voice of Queensryche for years, so it stands to reason that after he was fired from the band and decided to strike out on his own, he was counting on the continued support of his longtime fans. Unfortunately for Tate, it hasn't exactly worked out that way.

Well, you can't say Queensryche singer Geoff Tate isn't a good sport. In a new YouTube clip, the vocalist reacts to a barrage of incredibly vitriolic fan reviews of the group's new album, 'Frequency Unknown.' The video is the result of a unique contest that Tate and his record label dreamed up to promote the recent release, which has proven quite controversial among longtime Queensryche fans... Re

As seen above, Geoff Tate's Queensryche has released the first single ('Cold') from their upcoming album, 'Frequency Unknown', due April 23.

The remarkable drama surrounding Queensryche continues, as the Geoff Tate edition of the band will remix its forthcoming album 'Frequency Unknown.' His label, Deadline Music/Cleopatra Records, made the decision after fans complained about the sound on the samples they released.