Queensryche is now, literally, a company you can buy stock in. By Christa Titus Rock act Queensryche is giving fans a chance to share in profits that the band generates through such avenues as ...

Prog-metal veterans Queensryche are giving investors a chance at silent (financial) liquidity, offering access to the ground-floor deal of a lifetime: Queensryche LLC. According to attorney Marc ...

Queensryche will hit the road this fall for a sprawling U.S. tour featuring support from fellow ’80s metal veterans Accept. The Volume and Vengeance Tour kicks off on Nov. 7 in Denver and concludes on ...

Remember Queensryche? Seattle band formed in 1982. You may have slow danced to them at your prom. Well, right now referring to Queensryche is a tad bit confusing, because there are two Queensryches.

Queensryche defeated a motion for a preliminary injunction on July 13 that would have kept it from touring and operating under the band name By Christa Titus Queensryche defeated a motion for a ...

Just when you thought this Geoff Tate leaving Queensryche drama couldn’t get any more ridiculous OK, this whole thing has been insanely ridiculous from the start and only continues to grow moreso by ...

With legal matters no longer hanging over their heads, the members of Queensryche have returned to work on new music. The five-piece of Todd LaTorre, Eddie Jackson, Parker Lundgren, Scott Rockenfield ...

The recent battle between singer Geoff Tate and his former Queensryche bandmates turned ugly, as the two parties fought over the Queensryche name while they both continuing to use the moniker. Finally ...

I bet we all had the same experience two months ago while first listening to Geoff Tate’s Queensryche’s new album, Frequency Unknown: First we laughed at the accidental hilarity of its title. Then we ...

There’s no place like home for Queensryche. The heavy-metal band maintains a cult following around the world, but its fans here are particularly rabid. That’s because Queensryche was born in Bellevue ...

Geoff Tate is now billing himself as "The Voice of Queensryche." This appears to be the result of the as-yet unannounced legal settlement between the singer and the band he fronted from 1982 until two ...