Interviews

When Todd La Torre took over the reigns as vocalist for Queensrÿche back in 2012, many felt that he’d have a hard time filling Geoff Tate’s shoes. Admittedly, I was one of those early doubters and could not imagine anyone else hitting those incredibly high notes across some of progressive metal’s most cherished masterpieces. That…

Ghost Cult was honored to catch up with metal vocalist and Queensrÿche frontman Todd La Torre all about his new solo album “Rejoice In The Suffering” – out now via Rat Pak Records. Todd was candid in his answers and discussed .the heavier bent of his solo career, how he writes with his musical partners,…

George Dionne of Metal Express Radio talks with Queensrÿche vocalist Todd La Torre about his new solo album Rejoice in the Suffering. La Torre also discusses working with Rat Pak Records, the frustrations of the current music industry, and his work and chemistry with Queensrÿche.

IridiumI talked to Todd La Torre and Craig Blackwell about how they created the metal album of the year. We also discuss Queensryche, they choose their fantasy band members and so much more

Todd joined The Metal Voice to talk about the top 10 metal albums of 1987.

Join Pete Pardo for an interview with Queensryche vocalist Todd La Torre and guitarist/songwriter/producer Craig Blackwell as they discuss Todd’s new solo album ‘Rejoice in the Suffering’.

This week I’m interviewing Todd La Torre, lead singer for multi-platinum and award winning Queensryche. He’s got a new solo album coming out and it is excellent. He’s an interesting guy and fun person to listen to.

Join Izzy Presley and Paul Gargano of Metal Edge Magazine as they are joined by David Ellefson of Megadeth, Todd La Torre of Queensrÿche and Rob Caggiano of Volbeat as they debate 2 iconic metal albums – Metallica …And Justice For All vs Megadeth Rust In Peace. Metal Edge Presents

Queensrÿche singer Todd La Torre joins Eddie this week to discuss his upcoming solo album, ‘Rejoice in the Suffering.’ He also gives an update on what Queensrÿche is up to, shares his love for the Florida death metal scene, talks about transitioning from drummer to singer, and so much more!

Todd La Torre’s first solo album ‘Rejoice in the Suffering’ was released in February. It’s an expansive album that will appeal to the Queensrÿche fanbase, but it also explores other directions. Todd was gracious enough to chat with me about his new album, cassette tapes, and why he probably won’t be duetting with Geoff Tate…