QUEENSRŸCHE frontman Todd La Torre spoke to Metallerium about the fact that some of today’s biggest pop artists have managed to become famous without playing a single live show and never had to slog it out in the clubs touring in a van. “I think everybody’s trying to get famous quick and they’re not…
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