Stephen Pearcy

The Ratt singer hits the road with longtime bandmate Warren DeMartini.

"It's kind of f---ed up when somebody goes, 'Hey, you might want to get your things in order,' the Ratt founder says now.

Frontman admits he would do things different if he could go back in time.

The evening also featured a backstage reunion among four Ratt alumni.

The new additions included two songs from Ratt's underrated 1986 album 'Dancing Undercover.'

Performing together for the first time in seven years, the duo tore through 16 Ratt classics.

They've scheduled a warm-up gig ahead of their M3 headlining performance.

They'll take the stage together for the first time in seven years in May.

Sebastian Bach, Ace Frehley, Slaughter and Winger will also appear.

"I don't care if you put us third, fourth, whatever — our motto was, 'Go out there and beat your ass, anyway.'"

He also expressed disappointment that Ratt won't reunite for the 40th anniversary of 'Out of the Cellar.'

Some classic choices!

He raises a fair point.

Who needs fireworks when you have all these rockstar birthday candles to light up the night?

Ratt frontman decries the exclusion of groups who "made billions of dollars for the music industry."

'That might've gotten us back together,' says Pearcy.

Ratt singer also weighs in on Motley Crue's split with Mick Mars.

Not everybody can be U2.

'Put it this way: Everybody's talking about a reunion,' says Pearcy.

The entire 'rockumentary' is now available to stream.