Posted By: Staff January 26, 2021 @ 4:40 am Rock Daypop
Ratt has undergone numerous lineup changes (and fought in court over which members own the legal rights to the band name) since it’s last album,
Infestation, was released over 10 years ago. A new album was expected to be released sometime soon; however singer Stephen Pearcy is suggesting that will not happen unless the surviving classic lineup gets back together to write and record it.
Said Pearcy via Blabbermouth, “I wouldn’t want to put a Ratt record out there without the original guys. I mean, it just wouldn’t make sense. We’ve tried it.” This is a change since Percy’s statements back in October, who then said that new Ratt music was on the way and that he had been writing with guitarist Jordan Ziff, who joined the group in 2018 after longtime axeman Warren DeMartini stepped down.
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During an appearance on yesterday's (Thursday, Janury 21) episode of SiriusXM's "Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk", Stephen Pearcy revealed that he is.
In the 10-plus years since Ratt s last album,
Infestation, was released, the band has undergone numerous lineup changes and sparred in court over which member(s) own the legal rights to the band name. A new album was expected to be released sometime soon, though singer Stephen Pearcy has now suggested that will not happen unless the surviving classic lineup gets back together to write and record it.
The singer spoke with Sirius XM s Eddie Trunk on the Trunk Nation program and offered a glimpse into that latest ongoings within Ratt, having stated (transcription via Blabbermouth), I wouldn t want to put a Ratt record out there without the original guys. I mean, it just wouldn t make sense. We ve tried it.