queensryche

You can’t please ‘em all.

Get details on the tenth edition of the popular cruise excursion.

Queensryche (the Geoff Tate version of the band) is returning to El Paso for a show at Tricky Falls on March 23rd.

Queensryche's biggest hit, like a lot of bands of the era, was a ballad. 'Silent Lucidity' is a gentle, acoustic driven song with orchestration to powerfully back the mood. Hey, even hardened metalheads can be softies at times! Here we have the song being played wonderfully by a young boy.

It looks like the legal battle for the band name Queensryche will rage on a bit longer. According to new court records, a continuance was granted, giving ousted frontman Geoff Tate and his wife Susan, who once managed the band, until January 27, 2014 to iron out the details of their case.

A couple of videos for you today from Metallica and Queensryche 2.0!

Have you seen Queensryche 2.0 yet??

In this episode of "As The Ryche Turns", Geoff Tate and Todd La Torre are feuding, a "hate" contest goes down online and a local boy lands a job with Queensryche.

Former Judas Priest guitarist K.K. Downing recently took to his official blog to write about his personal contribution to Geoff Tate's Queensryche's new album, 'Frequency Unknown.' Much criticism and controversy is currently whirling around the head of Tate, and Downing addresses his reasoning for the new collaboration, along with a funny story about nearly being killed by a couch.

A little constructive criticism never hurts, but Geoff Tate is ready to confront some full-on hate head-on with a new contest. The Queensryche frontman and his reconstructed lineup are now promoting their latest effort, 'Frequency Unknown,' and have launched an interesting competition in which they're challenging haters to stand up for their opinion and film a rant about the album.

To ease the confusion from here on out, I think I'll refer to the Geoff Tate Queensryche as "Queensryche" and the "everybody else but Geoff" version as Queensryche 2.0.

Now that the rest of the band and Geoff Tate have gone their separate ways, and the court has ruled that both entities can use the name Queensryche, which one are you interested in more? They're both working right now, one version on new music, the other on a sort of nostalgia tour.