John Corabi arrived on the L.A. scene in the ’80s with a band called Angora. The band quickly garnered the attention of local club goers, music fans, and L.A. radio. The band won several awards including “Best New Club Act.” John moved on to form the band The Scream in 1990. Hollywood Records offered The Scream a record deal without ever doing a single gig. Their debut album, Let It Scream, produced by Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Kiss, Led Zeppelin), caused an immediate stir capturing the attention of Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx.  John’s look, smoking hot vocals and writing style was exactly what Motley Crue was looking for to transform their image and take them to the next level in their quest to replace Vince Neil. John fronted the legendary band for 5 years and recorded 2 albums. One year into production of the third album, the record label started putting pressure on the band to retreat to the original version of Motley Crue. They eventually agreed to regroup with their former lead singer. John Corabi had earned respect in the music industry and among fellow musicians and was largely sought after before agreeing to take over rhythm guitar and backing vocal duties with the band Ratt in 2001. He did several tours around the world with Ratt through August of 2008 when the band took a 2-year hiatus.

John is currently focusing on his solo career just after spending the 2011 summer on a hugely successful tour supporting Cinderella. He is currently in the studio preparing his new solo unplugged release.