Stephen Pearcy in St. Charles

Stephen Pearcy is an American hard-rock singer and songwriter, born in Long Beach in 1956 and best known as the founder and lead vocalist of Ratt. His voice is heard on the albums Out of the Cellar and Invasion of Your Privacy, as well as songs including “Round and Round,” “Lay It Down” and “Wanted Man.” He has also released records under his own name. Ratt performed at Monsters of Rock at Donington Park in 1985, during the band’s mid-1980s arena years. After periods away from the group, Stephen Pearcy returned for its reunion and a 2007 appearance at Rocklahoma, then carried the same catalog into concerts billed under his own name. His solo concerts are full-band hard-rock sets built around material from his solo records and Ratt’s catalog. Longtime guitarist Erik Ferentinos has been part of Stephen Pearcy’s touring band.

John Corabi is an American rock singer and guitarist, born in Philadelphia in 1959. He fronted The Scream before joining Mötley Crüe and singing on the band’s self-titled 1994 album, which includes “Hooligan’s Holiday.” His later work includes Union and a run as lead vocalist for The Dead Daisies. John Corabi toured with Mötley Crüe behind the 1994 album. In 2015, he performed that record in full at The Basement in Nashville, and the concert was released as Live ’94 (One Night in Nashville). As frontman of The Dead Daisies, he later toured behind Make Some Noise, including 2016 dates opening for KISS on the Freedom to Rock Tour.