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As of 2009 La Torre and Matt LaPorte collaborated on the song “The Welcome Experience”, which has until now only been released as a demo and hasn’t been revisited due the time constraint and the death of LaPorte in the year 2011. Alongside suggesting that he join Crimson Glory, LaPorte also introduced La Torre to Jon Oliva (Savatage, Trans-Siberian Orchestra) who offered La Torre to sing backing vocals and play the hammered-dulcimer on Jon Oliva’s 2010 The Pain Festival album.
By the time La Torre performed with Rising West, differences between Tate and his bandmates in Queensrÿche led to Tate being dismissed from the band on June 5, 2012. Several weeks later, Tate and his wife Susan filed a lawsuit against Rockenfield, Wilton and Jackson, claiming Tate was illegally fired from the band. The judge ruled in a preliminary injunction that both sides may use the name Queensrÿche until a verdict or settlement decided which party would ultimately be given the rights, after which Tate started his own band. It was revealed to the public on 28 April 2014 that Rockenfield, Wilton and Jackson were given the exclusive rights to the Queensrÿche trademark, officially making La Torre the lead singer of Queensrÿche in Tate’s place.
In 2015, Queensrÿche released their second album with La Torre on vocals, Condition Hüman. As of 2017, they are working on their third album, which La Torre has stated will include more uptempo songs.
