Other than some festival appearances and three shows back in the 1980s in California, progressive metal band Queensryche had never toured with the German metal band Accept.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Q&A: Queensryche guitarist Michael Wilton on latest album, riffs and more ahead of Greensburg show
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