Quiet Riot reveals Long Island singer John Torra as new frontan after online audition
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Key Points:
- John Torra, a 23-year-old rocker from Massapequa, Long Island, has been named the new lead singer of legendary heavy metal band Quiet Riot, selected from over 700 applicants after sharing his audition on Instagram.
- Torra impressed the band with his authentic sound and outstanding performances of Quiet Riot’s hits, including “Cum on Feel the Noize,” “Metal Health (Bang Your Head),” and “Run for Cover.”
- He joins current members Rudy Sarzo, Alex Grossi, and Johnny Kelly for a year-long tour across the US, Mexico, and South America starting October 1, with the final show near his hometown.
- Quiet Riot, formed in 1973, has undergone numerous lineup changes and continues to honor the legacy of late members Frankie Banali and Kevin DuBrow while maintaining a strong fan base.
- Torra will continue as lead singer for his other band, Fire ‘N Ice, when not performing with Quiet Riot, ensuring his ongoing involvement in both projects.
