Mini RATT 'Reunion' Sparks Questions

Three original members of RATT reunited over the weekend for Lonn Friend's birthday party out in California. Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini and Juan Croucier were joined by Carlos Cavazo and drummer Greg D’Angelo for the night. (D'Angelo plays with Pearcy's solo band). Now, does this mean a reunion (without Bobby Blotzer) is coming soon? Perhaps. Or maybe this was nothing at all except some guys getting together for cake. Thoughts? (Photo below from Pearcy's Facebook).

Comments

[Shawn]

Love the caption below the picture - Placement of people at the table Juan is in between Mr. Pearcy and Warren maybe he can bridge that gap and have a RATT/Def Leppard/Poison summer 2017 tour.

[Gary]

Apparently Pearcy and DeMartini have been working on new music, so yeah, I can see this exact lineup going out as Ratt,while Blotzer drunkenly falls of his drum riser whilst playing to 35 people at a firehouse in Bilgewater,Rhode Island. ( ye reaps what ye sows Robert)

[glamrockerarchie]

I love ratt but wont hold my breath or waste any time thinking about it until something actually happens. way too many yes and no it wont happen over the years.

[Kenny Ozz]

Now THIS would be the REAL Ratt. Not that abortion that Blotzer is trotting around.

[Bkallday]

This would be cool, although Pearcy's voice is shot!

[fletch]

Bkallday: always a ray of sunshine, you are.

I wanna lay you down.


...in a bed of roses.

[Neal]

Love to hear these guys record another record .... Always thought Blotter was the weak link anyway ... plus he was a complete ass to me when I met him once in Long Beach at a Skid Row show ...

[steverox]

I'd love to see the original RATT back again, but based on youtube videos, the vocals would sound awful.

So I did see Bobby and his gang again last night in Louisville in a small club. There were maybe 200 people there, and it was a great show. For me, the reason to go see them is to hear the songs performed faithfully with a lead singer that sounds like Pearcy. And also to see Robbie Crane, who is one of my favorite bass players, and plays the hell out of it. It was well worth the $10 bucks!