Hard rockers Stephen
Pearcy (vocals), Warren DeMartini (guitar), Bobby Blotzer (drums), Juan
Croucier (bass) and Carlos Cavazo (guitar) – will perform hits including "Round and
Round," “Wanted Man,”
and “Lay it Down” as well as many other fan favorites, shuttling
listeners to a time when metal ruled the earth and real musicians wore eyeliner
like a badge of honor.
This year, RATT is preparing to enter the studio
and begin work on what will be their eleventh studio album, expected to drop
later this year.
RATT released
their self-titled first album independently in 1983 and never looked back.
Their first major label release, Out of
the Cellar proved a multi-platinum breakthrough and was subsequently
followed by more platinum smashes including Invasion of Your Privacy (1985), Dancin' Undercover (1986) and Reach for the Sky(1988).
To get your fix of RATT-and-Roll,
you must have a ticket to NASCAR’sAuto
Club 400, March 24. And to purchase a ticket, call 1-800-944-RACE (7223)
or visit www.autoclubspeedway.com.
Is the President of Auto Club Speedway stuck in the 80s? Everytime I have been, there has been an 80s act performing.
ReplyDeleteWhat's wron with the 80s??? ;)
DeleteI do believe Angie still has her spandex and parachute pants hanging in the closet!
DeleteNada.I was a fan of 80s music, in the 80s. LOL But, you can only see so much Kenny Loggins and Foreigner.
DeleteHow old are these guys now? Hopefully they ditched the eyeliner and spandex!
ReplyDeleteRound and Round is the perfect song for a race on an oval track.
ReplyDeleteAxe
Another reason I won't be attending the races in Fontana this year.
ReplyDeleteMichael, if you boycott a race because of the pre-race concert, you weren't going anyway.
DeleteThe only good music came out of the 60s 70s and of course the Hairbands of LA Rock Ratt are Great if ya dont like them your a fricken Rapper wich is not music sorry Mark Martin
DeleteMike MacNeil Canada
Perhaps I should feel lucky that I can see all the bands that I couldn't in the 80s because I was broke then.
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