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, ...

When Ratt came crawling Out of the Cellar with their debut on March 27, 1984, that title may as well have spoken for an entire generation of brash, ambitious wannabe stars. Their desperate drive for ...

"We have not had an all-original member line up since 1991 and sadly with the passing of Robbin Crosby, that chapter is over," said Pearcy in a statement announcing the relaunch of Ratt last month.

Stephen Pearcy , the driving force behind emblematic glam metal rock band RATT, formed the band in 1982, bringing the genre to the LA music scene. Pearcy's raw vocals, unapologetic songwriting, and ...

Blotzer had taken issue with Croucier touring under the name 'Ratt's Juan Croucier' and had filed a lawsuit against the bassist for trademark infringement, though a judge recently ruled in favor of ...

During the first few years of Ratt's career, the California band had proven to be one of the most reliable hit-makers within the high-flying hair metal movement, joining peers like Motley Crue, Bon ...

Along with Mötley Crüe and Quiet Riot, Ratt helped spearhead the golden age of hard rock in the early '80s. Their 'Out of the Cellar' debut remains one of the most celebrated and best-selling albums ...

A lawsuit involving the 1980s hair metal band RATT has finally stopped going round and round. RATT’s original drummer, Bobby Blotzer, claimed bass player Juan Croucier had committed trademark ...

Veteran drummer Bobby Blotzer‘s wife just filed for divorce, marking an end to the second marriage for the rockstar. According to court records, Michelle Blotzer filed Tuesday in Los Angeles to end ...

Ratt singer Stephen Pearcy has revealed that he was diagnosed with liver cancer three years ago. Speaking recently to Laughingmonkeymusic, the vocalist revealed that his diagnosis “is a little ...

Rock resurgence is a winding road, so let’s get out the map. Here’s one route: If your band’s track gets played during the final scene of a prestige TV hit, a la Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” and ...