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Rock the Bayou takes over Houston

A good sampling of rock's most notorious hair bands--including Warrant, Great White, Bret Michaels and Slaughter--will gather in Houston over Labor Day Weekend for the inaugural "Rock the Bayou" music bash.

Live Review: Poison in Irvine, CA

Let's face it, if we had to bet on a band to survive the '80s with their integrity intact, it probably wouldn't have been Poison. But as much a champion of the big flair and bigger hair of the era as they were a testament to the feel-good lyrics and feel-better escapism of hard rock's glory daze, they've managed to not only outlast a scene in which many wrote them off as disposable, but they've done so while emerging as the genre's sustained champions.

Poison, Ratt bait US rock fans

Time to break out the hair spray: Eighties glam-rockers Poison and Ratt are gearing up for a major US summer tour that will span more than 50 dates.

Cinderella, Ratt, Quiet Riot, Firehouse team for tour

Cinderella heads up this summer's 8th annual "Rock Never Stops" tour, an outing that also features fellow rockers Ratt, Quiet Riot and Firehouse.

Another Pack of ‘80s Metal Icons Forges a Tour

Hair-metal acts Dokken, Ratt, Warrant, Firehouse and L.A. Guns have announced the itinerary for Rock Fest 2002, a 22-date package tour which is set to begin June 20 in Fargo, N.D.

Briefly: Full talent lineup for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games

plus: The Breeders' album title, release date. Creed and Space Camp. Ratt battle. Lil' Bow Wow on the big screen.

Briefly News and Comment: Radiohead, Johnny Cash

plus: Another merger. Brian Eno. RIAA stats. Ratt.

Ratt Tour Shelved After Lead Singer Bolts

Ratt's latest U.S. tour has been called off due to singer Stephen Pearcy's refusal to participate. A spokesman for the Agency for Performing Arts, Ratt's booking agency, confirmed the tour cancellation: "Stephen Pearcy has left the band. There is no Ratt as of this time."