Queensryche Name Fight Almost Over?
. Since then both outfits have released an album and been on tour, with evidence that some fans have been confused over which band they were spending money on. Event promoters have used photos of the wrong band on advertising material on a number of occasions. A final court hearing was due later this month, in which it would be decided which party could continue to use the name, and how much compensation they'd pay the other party. Asked about whether the dispute will go back for court, Tate tells 98.7 The Gater: "I hope it doesn't. We're in settlement talks right now. I'm kind of hoping it will all be settled by the end of the month." He had more to say. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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