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Despite his previous insistence that Quiet Riot could never return as a live performing entity, Banali announced a new version of Quiet Riot in September 2010 with himself on drums, Chuck Wright on bass, Alex Grossi on guitar, and newcomer Mark Huff (formerly of the Van Halen tribute band 5150) on vocals.
22 de sept. de 2010 · Mark Huff is a The Dalles native who became the lead singer of Quiet Riot in 2010, after the death of Kevin DuBrow. He auditioned for the role with a Van Halen tribute band and got the blessing from DuBrow's mother to carry on the legacy of the metal band.
Three years after DuBrow's death, Quiet Riot reformed with new vocalist Mark Huff joining Grossi, Wright and Banali. Huff was fired in January 2012, with former Montrose frontman Keith St. John taking his place for a string of shows in February. [27]
2 de feb. de 2011 · Jeb Wright of Classic Rock Revisited recently conducted an interview with Mark Huff, the San Diego, California-based vocalist who has signed on as lead singer for QUIET RIOT, succeeding Kevin...
16 de sept. de 2017 · Mark Huff, who replaced Kevin DuBrow in QUIET RIOT, calls the band's music "shit" and accuses Frankie Banali of being a "karaoke hater". He also claims he can play drums better than Banali and that he was fired without being told.
22 de sept. de 2010 · A longtime fan of heavy metal, singer Mark Huff came to QUIET RIOT drummer Frankie Banali's attention while fronting a California-based VAN HALEN tribute band (that focused on the...
