As announced earlier this year drummer Frankie Ban in Los Angeles radio 95.5 Klose, Quiet Riot will be performing in Australia and New Zealand in the 2011 Metal Health tour. On the stage, fans will witness the familiar faces from the original members of Quiet Riot Frankie Banali on drums and Chuck Wright on bass guitar masterfully. On the six string razor Alex Grossi, a member of Kevin Dubrow's tour mode appearances outside of Quiet Riot and lead singer of the band Southern California Mark Huff offers remarkable similarities vocalist Kevin Dubrow live and in person. This is a computer-aided efforts -. Huff, of course, clear tone for style and power of the legendary frontman Kevin Dubrow U.S. appearances have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Quiet Riot, in both music and live performance is as strong and well-received as it has ever been a hard rock fanatic music in the world.
In support, LAGuns will also occur at the expense of the original singer and songwriter Phil Lewis, a Boston native Steve Riley on drums, former Roxx Gang guitar virtuoso Stacey Blades and Sunset Strip veteran Scotty Griffin on bass. warrant carried out at this stage, Quiet Riot tour with vocalist Robert Mason, a former Lynch Mob.
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