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Classic-era Ratt members Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini and Juan Croucier reunited earlier this year, but a fight over the band name continues.

When Bobby Blotzer's version of Ratt takes the stage on March 18, they'll be joined by a new singer making his first official appearance with the band: former Quiet Riot frontman Seann Nicols.

Bobby Blotzer's version of Ratt will be off the road for at least the next few months, but he insists it has nothing to do with his ongoing legal struggle over the rights to the band's name.

Despite a recent denial for appeal, drummer Bobby Blotzer says the battle over the Ratt band name is not over yet.

The legal battle over the name Ratt seems to be nearing an end.

Dismissed Ratt drummer Bobby Blotzer has insisted that his fight with the rest of the band over their name is not over – despite a court ruling that went against him.

Stephen Pearcy, Juan Croucier and Warren DeMartini have performed their first show back since reuniting under the Ratt name.

The latest Ratt reunion played its first 2017 tour date on Feb. 11, taking the stage at the Treasure Island Resort and Casino in Welch, Minn., to deliver a set list filled with fan favorites.

A U.S. District Court judge has ruled that Bobby Blotzer does not have a legal claim to Ratt's trademarks.

What will become of Ratt in 2017? Stephen Pearcy and Bobby Blotzer offering differing views on the legal battle over the band's name.

Only a few months into their reunion, Stephen Pearcy said that he and guitarist Warren DeMartini have created some demos.

Bobby Blotzer's Ratt were set to play a sold-out Michigan concert with Night Ranger just hours later.