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Quiet Riot is a heavy metal band from Los Angeles, CA. The band was formed in 1975 by guitarist Randy Rhoads, bassist Kelly Garni, vocalist Kevin DuBrow and drummer Drew Forsyth. Despite their local popularity, the group was unable to secure a record deal in the United States. Their first two albums, 1978's "Quiet Riot" and 1979's "Quiet Riot II" were released by CBS/Sony in Japan. In 1979, Rhoads departed to accept an offer to join Ozzy Osbourne's solo band. DuBrow and Forsyth continued on with new members before splitting in 1980. After that, DuBrow continued with various players under the name "DuBrow". Eventually, Dubrow included Kevin, guitarist Carlos Cavazo, drummer Frankie Banali, and bassist Rudy Sarzo (who initially joined Quiet Riot after the band recorded their 2nd album). In 1982, DuBrow changed their name to Quiet Riot. For many fans, this is the quintessential Quiet Riot line up. In 1983, the band released "Metal Health" which would be the first heavy metal album to reach the top of the Billboard charts. The band was unable to reproduce this success, however, and this, combined with their unhappiness with their recording contract and Kevin Dubrow's media assaults on his contemporaries led to the band fracturing, culminating in Dubrow being fired from the band he had co-founded. The band recruited singer Paul Shortino as Dubrow's replacement before splitting in 1989. In 1990, Dubrow and Cavazo relaunched Quiet Riot. By 1997, Banali and Sarzo would rejoin the band. The band continued to release albums, although they never came close to their 1983 commercial heights. In 2003, the band split again, but Dubrow and Banali reformed Quiet Riot the following year with bassist Chuck Wright, who had done stints in Dubrow and Quiet Riot throughout the 1980s, and guitarist Alex Grossi. in 2007, Dubrow died from a cocaine overdose. Banali issued a statement mourning his friend and stating that he would not continue Quiet Riot without Kevin. However, in 2010, Frankie reversed his stance and reunited with Alex Grossi and Chuck Wright to revive Quiet Riot with previously unknown vocalist Mark Huff. Huff was let go from the band at the beginning of 2012. He was eventually replaced by another unknown, Scott Vokoun. The band split with Vokoun in 2013. He was replaced by Jizzy Pearl (formerly of Love/Hate and Ratt). In 2014, a documentary called "Well, Now You're Here, There's No Way Back", was released. The film, directed and produced by Banali's fiancee, focuses on Banali's attempts to restart the group, his anger over Dubrow's death, the group's tenure with Mark Huff, and their discovery of Scott Vokoun. The band continued to cycle through vocalists. Pearl departed in 2016 and the band was fronted by Seann Nichols and then former American Idol contestant James Durbin before Pearl returned again in 2019. In August 2020, Frankie Banali died after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Per his last wishes, the band announced they would continue with drummer Johnny Kelly. In 2021, former bassist Rudy Sarzo returned to the band.
Loverboy
The Theatre at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Quiet Riot & Vixen
Cannery Hotel and Casino, N Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Of America
Bret Michaels
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course, Grantville, Pennsylvania, United States Of America
Ace Frehley
Iroquois Amphitheater, Louisville, Kentucky, United States Of America
2025
Xcitable Records
CD, Album
2023
Rubicon Music
CD, Album, Pap + CD, Album, Pap + Box, Comp, Dlx,
2021
2019
2019
2017
2016
2015
Prospera Records
2xCD, Comp, RE
2015
2014
2013
Sony Music Commercial Music Group
CD, Comp
2012
2010
2009
Music Sales Group
CD, Comp, Promo
2008
Epic, Pasha, Legacy
CD, Album, RE, RM + CD, Album, RE, RP + Box, Comp,
2008
2007
Sony BMG Music Entertainment Custom Marketing Group
CD, Album, Comp
2006
2005
2004
2003
2001
2001
2000
1999
1999
1998
8-4-8 Productions
CD, Maxi
1997
KRB Music Companies, Sony Music Special Products
CD, Comp
1996
1995
1993
Concrete (2)
CD, Single
1993
Island Records
CD, Promo, Car
1993
Moonstone Records (2)
CD, Single
1993
1993
1990
1990
1989
CBS Special Products
Cass, Comp
1989
1988
Armed Forces Radio And Television Service, Armed Forces Radio And Television Service, Armed Forces Radio And Television Service
LP, Comp, Transcription
1988
1988
1988
1987
1986
Pasha
12", Single, Promo
1986
Epic
7", S/Sided, Promo
1986
1986
1986
1985
1984
CBS, Productos Especiales CBS
7", EP
1984
CBS Records Canada
12", EP, Ltd, Promo, Smplr
1984
Discos CBS, Epic
7", EP
1984
Rko Radio Networks
2xLP, Transcription, Hos
1984
Discos CBS
7", EP
1984
D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp.
2xLP, Transcription + LP, S/Sided, Transcription
1984
London Wavelength
LP, Transcription, Ver
1984
Innerview
LP, Transcription
1984
Epic, Pasha
7", Single
1984
Westwood One
2xLP, Transcription
1984
AFRTS
LP, Comp, Transcription
1984
1984
1984
1984
1984
1984
1983
Epic, Kerrang!
Flexi, S/Sided, Tra
1983
Jet Records, Pasha
12", Promo
1983
Westwood One Radio Networks
2xLP, Promo, Transcription
1983
D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp.
LP, Transcription + LP, S/Sided, Transcription
1983
Discos CBS
7", EP
1983
Westwood One
2xLP, Transcription
1983
Innerview
LP, Transcription
1983
Clayton Webster Corporation, Clayton Webster Corporation
2xLP, Transcription
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1980
Quite Rite Music
7", Single
1979
1978
1978
1975
Magic Wand (2)
7", EP
Demolition Records
2xCD, Comp, Sli
2017
Imagen Death
CDr + DVDr
2017
2011
Dedication Records
CD, Album
2011
2010
2009
Zerowork Records, Gravações Ultramarinas, V.D.C. Records
CD, Album, Ltd, Num
2007
Nuclear Blast, Nuclear Blast
2xCD, Comp, Aud
1992
Not On Label
VHS, Comp, PAL
2024
Epic-Legacy
LP, Comp, 21s
2024
Ultimix
CDr, Comp, Promo
2023
Sony Music, Universal Music Recordings
3xCD, Comp
2022
Ultimix
2xCDr, Comp, Promo
2022
2020
Sony Music
2xCD, Comp + DVD-V, Comp, NTSC
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Loverboy
The Theatre at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Quiet Riot & Vixen
Cannery Hotel and Casino, N Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Of America
Bret Michaels
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course, Grantville, Pennsylvania, United States Of America
Ace Frehley
Iroquois Amphitheater, Louisville, Kentucky, United States Of America