George Dionne interviews QUEENSRŸCHE vocalist TODD LA TORRE for KNAC.COM. La Torre discusses the band’s latest album Digital Noise Alliance, recording the album the old fashioned way, trusting in producer ‘Zuess’ for a 3rd time, touring with JUDAS PRIEST, their upcoming headlining tour, sensational rock news headlines, if there’s going to be another La Torre solo album, and much, much more. (more…)

Michael Wilton, guitarist and original member for legendary prog metal band Queensrÿche returns to the podcast to discuss the band’s latest album Digital Noise Alliance, how they have kept things going for so long, touring, and more. Digital Noise Alliance is out on Oct. 7th. (more…)

“Digital Noise Alliance”, the new offering from Queensrÿche, will be released on October 07th via Century Media. Produced by Chris “Zeuss” Harris, who was also at the helm on the band’s two previous albums, “Condition Hüman” and “The Verdict”, it contains eleven tracks of original material, and some editions will also feature a cover of Billy Idol’s “Rebel Yell”. (more…)

Todd La Torre chats about recording in Hulk Hogan’s house, the rumors’ of singing to backing tracks, social media’s obsession with his every move, and the band’s upcoming release. “Digital Noise Alliance.”

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His stunning vocal range silenced critics in 2013 when Todd La Torre stepped into impossible shoes as the new lead singer for Queensryche. With new album, (more…)

QUEENSRŸCHE releases their new track and music video for “Forest”, off their upcoming album, Digital Noise Alliance, which is set for release on October 7th.

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On Episode 54 of the Metal From The Inside, Sydney is joined by Queensrÿche frontman Todd La Torre! In this conversation, the pair discuss the band’s most recent tour with heavy metal giants Judas Priest, how Todd handles fans’ comparison to the original Queensrÿche line-up after a decade in the band, the lack of unique sounding artists in today’s hard rock and heavy metal scene, and much more. (more…)

I fired away the first question in regards to the origin of the name Queensrÿche. Whip told me that band, back when they were known as The Mob, was about to put out their debut EP in 1983, but a record store owner told them they could not use the name because it was already taken. So, according to Whip, founding guitarist Chris DeGarmo (more…)

(Video) A.J. Motts and R.J. Stone of Sweet Death Entertainment interviewed Michael Wilton at the House of Blues in Dallas, Texas. (more…)

“…it’s not like we’re resting on our legacy of past hits, we’re still forging forward, and that gives us an avenue to tour and spark some interest in up and coming power metal kids.” (more…)