Todd La Torre

The mass shooting in Las Vegas last weekend has led many artists to cancel their upcoming concerts in the area, but Queensryche won't be one of them.

In a new interview, Queensryche's Todd La Torre discusses his first meeting with Geoff Tate, the man he replaced in the band.

During a recent festival in Spain, Geoff Tate crossed paths with Queensryche and had high praise for their current singer Todd La Torre.

Between working on a new Queensryche album as well as his debut solo record, things are only getting busier for singer Todd La Torre.

William La Torre, 73, reportedly died of a gunshot wound to the head on Oct. 16. Investigators have officially deemed the death as a suicide.

The Todd La Torre-led version of Queensryche got their turn to shine Wednesday night in Los Angeles as the group packed into the sweaty Viper Room to both show off their new self-titled album and to play a performance for those in attendance.

The Todd La Torre-led version of Queensryche is moving quickly toward the June 11 release of their as-yet-untitled new album and fans are now getting their first taste of new music with the single 'Redemption.'

Since the not-so-amicable split between singer Geoff Tate and the rest of Queensryche, the band recently recruited Crimson Glory vocalist Todd La Torre to front the band. Since his debut, La Torre has been accused of using Geoff Tate's recorded vocals during live performances -- an allegation w…