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Quiet Riot Shakes Things Up with New Vocalist: Jizzy Pearl Bows Out

By Jason •
A new era dawns for Quiet Riot as they prepare to unveil their latest frontman amidst Jizzy Pearl's heartfelt farewell.

In a stunning turn of events, Quiet Riot has officially announced a new vocalist to take the stage following the departure of Jizzy Pearl, who has been a significant force behind the mic from 2013 to 2016 and then again from 2019 to 2026. The tension in the air is palpable as the band gears up for their next chapter, ready to forge ahead with a fresh voice that promises to ignite their sound.

The band, featuring guitarist Alex Grossi, bassist Rudy Sarzo, and drummer Johnny Kelly, expressed their excitement in a collective statement, hinting at a live debut this October that will unveil the identity of their new frontman. They’re keeping fans on edge, stating, “We’re excited to announce that we have officially welcomed our new vocalist into the band!”

As a temporary measure, the band has enlisted the talents of Jason McMaster from Dangerous Toys and Broken Teeth to fill in for two upcoming shows—August 29 in Tower, MN, and September 5 in Uncasville, CT. The band acknowledged McMaster’s willingness to step up, stating, “We’re incredibly grateful to Jason for jumping in and helping us keep these shows on the books for our fans.”

Meanwhile, Jizzy Pearl, the former frontman who has a rich history with bands like Love/Hate and L.A. Guns, took to social media to reflect on his decade with Quiet Riot. He expressed heartfelt gratitude to the fans who supported the band over the years and revealed his excitement for new musical ventures. “I’m off to the UK tomorrow to play my own music which makes me really happy!” he shared, leaving fans eager to see what lies ahead for him.

As Quiet Riot prepares for their upcoming shows, including a notable performance at the iconic Whisky A Go-Go, the anticipation surrounding their new vocalist grows. The band is set to make waves on the road, with additional dates spanning across the U.S., and even international gigs lined up for 2027. The stage is set for a thrilling evolution, and metalheads everywhere are waiting with bated breath.