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Kevin James LaBrie (born May 5, 1963) is a Canadian vocalist who is best known for being the lead singer in progressive metal band Dream Theater. LaBrie is also known for his solo career and guest stints on various projects and albums. LaBrie replaced Chris Cintron as vocalist in Dream Theater in 1991, and has sung on every album starting with Images and Words.

Early Life and career

LaBrie was born in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada and took an interest in music from an early age, singing and playing drums by age 5. In his teenage years, LaBrie was in several bands either as a singer, drummer or both. LaBrie and Richard Chycki came together sometime in the late 1980's to form the glam band Winter Rose, who released one self titled album to limited success, though the out-of-print album has become a popular collector's item for Dream Theater fans. LaBrie sent the album to Dream Theater when he heard they were looking for a vocalist after the departure of Charlie Dominici. LaBrie was flown down to New York City to meet with the band, who found him to be a perfect match, and he immediately replaced Chris Cintron, the vocalist they had been working with at the time. LaBries full name is Kevin James LaBrie, but he readily dropped his first name, going as "James LaBrie" from then on, to avoid confusion with Kevin Moore, stating that with two Johns in the band, two Kevins would be confusing.

Role in Dream Theater

As the lead vocalist and frontman, LaBrie is seen as being the "voice" of Dream Theater, though this largely refers to his role on recordings and at concerts, as otherwise Mike Portnoy is seen as the band's spokesperson and leader. After Portnoy's departure in 2010, John Petrucci has since been the main spokeperson of the band. LaBrie's role in Dream Theater was laid down by Portnoy from the beginning, as he felt that the singer should not be involved in the writing process and wanted to avoid the same situation he had with Charlie Dominici whom the band felt was too assertive with trying to control the creative direction of the band. LaBrie happily took a back seat in writing music, only occasionally writing lyrics for the band until 2003, when upon request he became more active in the writing process, being present for writing sessions for the first time on Train of Thought and each album since.

Although Dream Theater initially had a revolving door vocalist position, LaBrie is now considered by his bandmates to be irreplaceable, though they did consider replacing him in 2003. After a confrontation with Portnoy and Petrucci regarding his voice, weight and live presence, LaBrie "woke up" and has since improved.

Relationship with musicians and fans

LaBrie has a generally good relationship with the other members of Dream Theater, though it has become strained at times, particularly with Portnoy, whose obsessiveness occasionally clashed with LaBrie's notorious temper. At times tensions between LaBrie and Portnoy reached the point where they almost exchanged blows, however this appears to be in the past and the two share a good relationship. LaBrie also infamously clashed with producer David Prater during the recording of A Change of Seasons, with Prater demanding LaBrie to sing the 25 minute title track fully for each take, rather than focusing on a verse at a time.

LaBrie has also formed friendships with other musicians, most notably Sebastian Bach, who is seen to be notoriously hard to work with by some, but is a close friend of both LaBrie and Portnoy. LaBrie had a reputation in his past for being a "party animal" and would drink to excess and be quick to a fight, but he has mellowed out considerably with age.

LaBrie's relationship with fans is good, with most seeing him as being approachable and friendly, willing to converse with them at length and sign autographs. There have been some incidents in which LaBrie has become angry at fans for heckling at shows, and in one infamous incident chased after a fan who kept heckling him during Surrounded, leaving Portnoy to sing the rest of the song. Another example was in 2016 when the band was doing a tour for The Astonishing, when he allegedly gave the audience the middle finger when they weren't giving a reaction to the show.

Written Lyrics

LaBrie is not very active in the writing process.

The songs he has written lyrics for are shown below, and listed by album.

Images and Words

Take the Time (co-written with Dream Theater)

Awake

Caught in a Web (co-written with John Petrucci)

Falling Into Infinity

Anna Lee

LaBrie also wrote the lyrics for The Way it Used to Be and Speak to Me, which were recorded during the Falling Into Infinity sessions but were not included on the final cut of the album.

Metropolis, Pt 2: Scenes From a Memory

Scene Seven: II. One Last Time

Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

Train of Thought

Vacant

Octavarium

Sacrificed Sons
Octavarium (co-written with Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci)
- II. Medicate (Awakening)

Systematic Chaos

Prophets of War

A Dramatic Turn of Events

Far from Heaven

Distance Over Time

At Wit's End
Out Of Reach
Viper King (included as bonus track)

Personal Life

LaBrie currently resides in Ontario with his wife, Karen LaBrie and his children, Chloe and Chance. Not much is known about his private life and habits. He is said to be a fan of music, hockey, the Chicago Bulls and Anne Rice. LaBrie has said he is Christian, but recent interviews and lyrics suggest a belief different from other religions. LaBrie has also been noted to enjoy pasta and seafood.

Food Poisoning incident and vocal problems

Sometime in 1994 shortly after the recording of Awake, while vacationing in Cuba, LaBrie caught food poisoning from some bad shellfish, the constant vomiting causing him to rupture his vocal chords. LaBrie sought out many vocal coaches, doctors and experts who all said there was nothing that could be done other than to rest his voice as much as possible for at least a year. However, LaBrie went against these wishes to tour with Dream Theater, further damaging his voice, leading to a live career that is notably spotty.

LaBrie claimed his voice did not feel normal until 1997, though he injured his voice again in 2000, almost completely destroying it. It was at this point that he fell into depression and suffered some weight gain, and his performances suffered, with inconsistencies in both his vocal performance and frontman abilities leading Portnoy and Petrucci to consider replacing him. After a "wake up call" confrontation, LaBrie focused his energy on improvement, seeking out a new vocal coach and starting a regimen of diet and exercise, which improved both his physique and vocal abilities.

However, as the years have passed, people have started to take notice that LaBrie's voice is growing significantly weaker, and cannot hit many of the high notes that he used to be able to, and having a more nasal tone to his voice. This has lead to the band lowering the tunings of some songs when playing live on their 2017 tour, such as the entire Images and Words album (except for Wait for Sleep) and A Change of Seasons, to name a few. A lot of people have attributed this to the vocal growl he used on the Awake album and tour in 1993, rather than the aforementioned food poisoning incident. And it makes sense. Studies have shown that the technique LaBrie was using is only helpful for the lowest parts of a person's vocal range. Any higher than that, and the person runs a very high risk of doing serious permanent damage to their voice.

Other Skills

Aside from singing, LaBrie is an accomplished musical writer and lyricist, though his writing for Dream Theater is extremely limited, as he only became slightly involved with the writing in 2003. LaBrie however has a solo career in which he writes both lyrics and music, as well as controlling creative direction of his own bands, MullMuzzler and The James LaBrie Band.

When Dream Theater switches instruments to become Nightmare Cinema, LaBrie is the only member not to change, singing as he usually does. LaBrie can play drums, though he has said he hasn't done so seriously since he was 15 and compares his drumming ability to that of John Petrucci. LaBrie has also been known to assist Jordan Rudess with keyboards, doing key changes while Rudess has both hands tied up playing the Lap Steele and Continuum, though LaBrie requires written instruction on the keyboard to do this. At one concert, Petrucci and Rudess improvised onstage, and LaBrie came out after they were finished to state his amazment at their jam, which prompted Petrucci to offer his guitar to LaBrie to play something for the cheering crowd, but LaBrie declined, stating that he "can't play guitar worth shit."

Other projects

Throughout his career with Dream Theater, he has lent his voice to many other artists' records as well as tribute albums to some influential artists. In 1991, not long after joining Dream Theater (and before ever appearing on a Dream Theater recording), he sang background vocals on the song "Life in Still Water" on Fates Warning's "Parallels" album. He has appeared on many Trent Gardner releases (including Leonardo: The Absolute Man and Explorer's Club), as well as appearing on albums by such artists as Ayreon (The Human Equation, released 2004), Shadow Gallery, Tim Donohue and Frameshift.

LaBrie is also a featured vocalist on Henning Pauly's "Babysteps" project released in 2006. LaBrie plays the role of the arrogant doctor.

With Matt Guillory and Mike Mangini, LaBrie has released three solo albums under various names (MullMuzzler, James LaBrie's MullMuzzler, and simply James LaBrie). His latest, Elements of Persuasion', was released in March, 2005. A fourth solo album is widely rumored to be in the works.

Since 2004, LaBrie has been working with the True Symphonic Rockestra project, along with Thomas Dewald, Vladimir Grishko, Dirk Ulrich, Christopher Jesidero, Sandro Martinez, Paul Mayland, Marvin Philippi, and Igor Marin. Their album, "Concerto In True Minor - 3 Rock Tenors" was released on iTunes and for download on Amazon on March 28, 2008 by Brainworx and Marinsound.

Influences

His musical inspiration comes from many different genres, including such artists as Metallica, Ludwig van Beethoven, Nat King Cole, Queen, Sting, and Muse whose inspiration, according to LaBrie, is shown on Dream Theater's album, Octavarium.

Discography

With Dream Theater

Offical Bootlegs

Demo Series

Live Series

2003 - Los Angeles, California 5/18/98
2004 - Tokyo, Japan 10/28/95
2005 - When Dream and Day Reunite
2006 - Old Bridge, New Jersey 12/14/96
2007 - New York City 3/4/93

Studio Series

2003 - The Making of Scenes from a Memory

Covers Series

Solo Works

1999 - Keep it to Yourself as MullMuzzler
2001 - Mullmuzzler 2 as James LaBrie's MullMuzzler
2005 - Elements of Persuasion as James LaBrie
2008 - Prime Cuts as James LaBrie
2010 - Static Impulse as James LaBrie
2013 - Impermanent Resonance as James LaBrie
2014 - I Will Not Break as James LaBrie

Others

1987 - Winter Rose with Winter Rose
1991 - Parallels with Fates Warning
1996 - Working Man Rush tribute
1997 - Dragon Attack Queen tribute
1998 - Tyranny with Shadow Gallery
1998 - Age of Impact with Explorer's Club
1998 - Encores, Legends & Paradox Emerson Lake & Palmer tribute
2001 - Leonardo: The Absolute Man with Trent Gardner
2002 - Raising the Mammoth with Explorer's Club
2003 - Unweaving the Rainbow with Frameshift
2004 - Madman & Sinners with Tim Donohue
2004 - The Human Equation with Ayreon
2006 - Babysteps with Henning Pauly
2007 - The Radio Waves Goodbye with John Macaluso & Union Radio
2008 - Concerto in True Minor with True Symphonic Rockestra

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-'''Kevin James LaBrie''' (born May 5, 1963) is a Canadian vocalist who is best known for being the lead singer in progressive metal band [[Dream Theater]].  LaBrie is also known for his solo career and guest stints on various projects and albums.  LaBrie replaced [[Chris Cintron]] as vocalist in Dream Theater in 1991, and has sang on every album starting with [[Images and Words]]
+'''Kevin James LaBrie''' (born May 5, 1963) is a Canadian vocalist who is best known for being the lead singer in progressive metal band [[Dream Theater]]. LaBrie is also known for his solo career and guest stints on various projects and albums. LaBrie replaced [[Chris Cintron]] as vocalist in Dream Theater in 1991, and has sung on every album starting with [[Images and Words]]. [[File:LaBrie.jpg|thumb]]
 == Early Life and career ==
-LaBrie was born in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada and took an interest in music from an early age, singing and playing drums by age 5.  In his teenage years, LaBrie was in several bands either as a singer, drummer or both.  LaBrie and [[Richard Chycki]] came together sometime in the late 1980's to form the glam band [[Winter Rose (band)|Winter Rose]], who released one [[self titled album|Winter Rose (album)]] to limited success, though the out-of-print album has become a popular collector's item for Dream Theater fans.  LaBrie sent the album to Dream Theater when he heard they were looking for a vocalist after the departure of [[Charlie Dominici]].  LaBrie was flown down to New York City to meet with the band, who found him to be a perfect match, and he immediately replaced [[Chris Cintron]] the vocalist they had been working with at the time.  LaBrie readily dropped his first name, going as "James LaBrie" from then on, to avoid confusion with [[Kevin Moore]], stating that with two Johns in the band, two Kevins would be confusing.
+LaBrie was born in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada and took an interest in music from an early age, singing and playing drums by age 5. In his teenage years, LaBrie was in several bands either as a singer, drummer or both. LaBrie and [[Richard Chycki]] came together sometime in the late 1980's to form the glam band [[Winter Rose (band)|Winter Rose]], who released one self titled album to limited success, though the out-of-print album has become a popular collector's item for Dream Theater fans. LaBrie sent the album to Dream Theater when he heard they were looking for a vocalist after the departure of [[Charlie Dominici]]. LaBrie was flown down to New York City to meet with the band, who found him to be a perfect match, and he immediately replaced [[Chris Cintron]], the vocalist they had been working with at the time. LaBries full name is Kevin James LaBrie, but he readily dropped his first name, going as "James LaBrie" from then on, to avoid confusion with [[Kevin Moore]], stating that with two Johns in the band, two Kevins would be confusing.
 == Role in Dream Theater ==
-As the lead vocalist and frontman, LaBrie is seen as being the "voice" of Dream Theater, though this largely refers to his role on recordings and at concerts, as otherwise [[Mike Portnoy]] is seen as the band's spokesperson and leader.  LaBrie's role in Dream Theater was laid down by Portnoy from the beginning, as he felt that the singer should not be involved in the writing process and wanted to avoid the same situation he had with [[Charlie Dominici]] whom the band felt was too assertive with trying to control the creative direction of the band.  LaBrie happily took a back seat in writing music, only occasionally writing lyrics for the band until 2003, when upon request he became more active in the writing process, being present for writing sessions for the first time on [[Train of Thought]] and each album since.
+As the lead vocalist and frontman, LaBrie is seen as being the "voice" of Dream Theater, though this largely refers to his role on recordings and at concerts, as otherwise [[Mike Portnoy]] is seen as the band's spokesperson and leader. After Portnoy's departure in 2010, John Petrucci has since been the main spokeperson of the band. LaBrie's role in Dream Theater was laid down by Portnoy from the beginning, as he felt that the singer should not be involved in the writing process and wanted to avoid the same situation he had with [[Charlie Dominici]] whom the band felt was too assertive with trying to control the creative direction of the band. LaBrie happily took a back seat in writing music, only occasionally writing lyrics for the band until 2003, when upon request he became more active in the writing process, being present for writing sessions for the first time on [[Train of Thought]] and each album since.
-Although Dream Theater initially had a revolving door vocalist position, LaBrie is now considered by his bandmates to be irreplaceable, though they did consider replacing him in [[2003]]. After a confrontation with Portnoy and Petrucci regarding his voice, weight and live presence, LaBrie "woke up" and has since improved.
+Although Dream Theater initially had a revolving door vocalist position, LaBrie is now considered by his bandmates to be irreplaceable, though they did consider replacing him in 2003. After a confrontation with Portnoy and Petrucci regarding his voice, weight and live presence, LaBrie "woke up" and has since improved.
 == Relationship with musicians and fans ==
-LaBrie has a generally good relationship with the other members of Dream Theater, though it has become strained at times, particularly with Portnoy, whose obsessiveness occasionally clashed with LaBrie's notorious temper.  At times tensions between LaBrie and Portnoy reached the point where they almost exchanged blows, however this appears to be in the past and the two share a good relationship.  LaBrie also infamously clashed with producer [[David Prater]] during the recording of [[A Change of Seasons (album)|A Change of Seasons]], with Prater demanding LaBrie to sing the 25 minute title track fully for each take, rather than focusing on a verse at a time.
+LaBrie has a generally good relationship with the other members of Dream Theater, though it has become strained at times, particularly with Portnoy, whose obsessiveness occasionally clashed with LaBrie's notorious temper. At times tensions between LaBrie and Portnoy reached the point where they almost exchanged blows, however this appears to be in the past and the two share a good relationship. LaBrie also infamously clashed with producer [[David Prater]] during the recording of [[A Change of Seasons (album)|A Change of Seasons]], with Prater demanding LaBrie to sing the 25 minute title track fully for each take, rather than focusing on a verse at a time.
-LaBrie has also formed friendships with other musicians, most notably [[Sebastian Bach]], who is seen to be notoriously hard to work with by some, but is a close friend of both LaBrie and Portnoy.  LaBrie had a reputation in his past for being a "party animal" and would drink to excess and be quick to a fight, but he has mellowed out considerably with age.
+LaBrie has also formed friendships with other musicians, most notably [[Sebastian Bach]], who is seen to be notoriously hard to work with by some, but is a close friend of both LaBrie and Portnoy. LaBrie had a reputation in his past for being a "party animal" and would drink to excess and be quick to a fight, but he has mellowed out considerably with age.
-LaBrie's relationship with fans is good, with most seeing him as being approachable and friendly, willing to converse with them at length and sign autographs.  There have been some incidents in which LaBrie has become angry at fans for heckling at shows, and in one infamous incident chased after a fan who kept heckling him during [[Surrounded]], leaving Portnoy to sing the rest of the song.
+LaBrie's relationship with fans is good, with most seeing him as being approachable and friendly, willing to converse with them at length and sign autographs. There have been some incidents in which LaBrie has become angry at fans for heckling at shows, and in one infamous incident chased after a fan who kept heckling him during [[Surrounded]], leaving Portnoy to sing the rest of the song. Another example was in 2016 when the band was doing a tour for The Astonishing, when he '''allegedly''' gave the audience the middle finger when they weren't giving a reaction to the show.
+==Written Lyrics==
+LaBrie is not very active in the writing process.
+The songs he has written lyrics for are shown below, and listed by album.
+===Images and Words===
+# [[Take the Time]] (co-written with Dream Theater)
+===Awake===
+# [[Caught in a Web]] (co-written with John Petrucci)
+===Falling Into Infinity===
+# [[Anna Lee]]
+LaBrie also wrote the lyrics for [[The Way it Used to Be]] and [[Speak to Me]], which were recorded during the Falling Into Infinity sessions but were not included on the final cut of the album.
+===Metropolis, Pt 2: Scenes From a Memory===
+# [[Scene Seven: II. One Last Time]]
+===Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence===
+# [[Blind Faith]]
+# [[Disappear]]
+===Train of Thought===
+# [[Vacant]]
+===Octavarium===
+# [[Sacrificed Sons]]
+# [[Octavarium (song)|Octavarium]] (co-written with Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci)
+#* II. Medicate (Awakening)
+===Systematic Chaos===
+# [[Prophets of War]]
+===A Dramatic Turn of Events===
+# [[Far from Heaven]]
+=== Distance Over Time ===
+# At Wit's End
+# Out Of Reach
+# Viper King (included as bonus track)
 == Personal Life ==
-LaBrie currently resides in Ontario with his wife, [[Karen LaBrie]] and his children, Chloe and Chance.  Not much is known about his private life and habits.  He is said to be a fan of music, hockey and Anne Rice.  LaBrie is also said to be a practicing Christian, though his lyrics can occasionally show a more spiritualist slant.
+LaBrie currently resides in Ontario with his wife, [[Karen LaBrie]] and his children, Chloe and Chance. Not much is known about his private life and habits. He is said to be a fan of music, hockey, the Chicago Bulls and Anne Rice. LaBrie has said he is Christian, but recent interviews and lyrics suggest a belief different from other religions. LaBrie has also been noted to enjoy pasta and seafood.
 == Food Poisoning incident and vocal problems ==
-Sometime in [[1994]] shortly after the recording of [[Awake]], while vacationing in Cuba, Labrie caught food poisoning from some bad shellfish, the constant vomiting causing him to rupture his vocal chords.  LaBrie sought out many vocal coaches, doctors and experts who all said there was nothing that could be done other than to rest his voice as much as possible for at least a year. However, LaBrie went against these wishes to tour with Dream Theater, further damaging his voice, leading to a live career that is notably spotty.
+Sometime in 1994 shortly after the recording of [[Awake]], while vacationing in Cuba, LaBrie caught food poisoning from some bad shellfish, the constant vomiting causing him to rupture his vocal chords. LaBrie sought out many vocal coaches, doctors and experts who all said there was nothing that could be done other than to rest his voice as much as possible for at least a year. However, LaBrie went against these wishes to tour with Dream Theater, further damaging his voice, leading to a live career that is notably spotty.
+LaBrie claimed his voice did not feel normal until 1997, though he injured his voice again in 2000, almost completely destroying it. It was at this point that he fell into depression and suffered some weight gain, and his performances suffered, with inconsistencies in both his vocal performance and frontman abilities leading Portnoy and Petrucci to consider replacing him. After a "wake up call" confrontation, LaBrie focused his energy on improvement, seeking out a new vocal coach and starting a regimen of diet and exercise, which improved both his physique and vocal abilities.
+However, as the years have passed, people have started to take notice that LaBrie's voice is growing significantly weaker, and cannot hit many of the high notes that he used to be able to, and having a more nasal tone to his voice. This has lead to the band lowering the tunings of some songs when playing live on their 2017 tour, such as the entire Images and Words album (except for [[Wait for Sleep]]) and A Change of Seasons, to name a few. A lot of people have attributed this to the vocal growl he used on the Awake album and tour in 1993, rather than the aforementioned food poisoning incident. And it makes sense. Studies have shown that the technique LaBrie was using is only helpful for the lowest parts of a person's vocal range. Any higher than that, and the person runs a very high risk of doing serious permanent damage to their voice.
-LaBrie claimed his voice did not feel normal until [[1997]], though he injured his voice again in [[2000]], almost completely destroying it.  It was at this point that he fell into depression and suffered some weight gain, and his performances suffered, with inconsistencies in both his vocal performance and frontman abilities leading Portnoy and Petrucci to consider replacing him.  After a "wake up call" confrontation, LaBrie focused his energy on improvement, seeking out a new vocal coach and starting a regimen of diet and exercise, which improved both his physique and vocal abilities.  by 2004, LaBrie's voice was stronger than ever and has remained so since then.
 == Other Skills ==
-Aside from singing, LaBrie is an accomplished musical writer and lyricist, though his writing for Dream Theater is extremely limited, as he only became slightly involved with the writing in 2003.  LaBrie however has a solo career in which he writes both lyrics and music, as well as controlling creative direction of his own bands, [[MullMuzzler]] and [[The James LaBrie Band]].
+Aside from singing, LaBrie is an accomplished musical writer and lyricist, though his writing for Dream Theater is extremely limited, as he only became slightly involved with the writing in 2003. LaBrie however has a solo career in which he writes both lyrics and music, as well as controlling creative direction of his own bands, [[MullMuzzler]] and [[The James LaBrie Band]].
-When Dream Theater switches instruments to become [[Nightmare Cinema]], LaBrie is the only member not to change, singing as he usually does.  LaBrie can play drums, though he has said he hasn't done so seriously since he was 15 and compares his drumming ability to that of [[John Petrucci]].  LaBrie has also been known to assist [[Jordan Rudess]] with keyboards, doing key changes while Rudess has both hands tied up playing the Lap Steele and Continuum, though LaBrie requires written instruction on the keyboard to do this.
+When Dream Theater switches instruments to become [[Nightmare Cinema]], LaBrie is the only member not to change, singing as he usually does. LaBrie can play drums, though he has said he hasn't done so seriously since he was 15 and compares his drumming ability to that of [[John Petrucci]]. LaBrie has also been known to assist [[Jordan Rudess]] with keyboards, doing key changes while Rudess has both hands tied up playing the Lap Steele and Continuum, though LaBrie requires written instruction on the keyboard to do this. At one concert, Petrucci and Rudess improvised onstage, and LaBrie came out after they were finished to state his amazment at their jam, which prompted Petrucci to offer his guitar to LaBrie to play something for the cheering crowd, but LaBrie declined, stating that he "can't play guitar worth shit."
 == Other projects ==
-Throughout his career with Dream Theater, he has lent his voice to many other artists' records as well as tribute albums to some influential artists. In 1991, not long after joining Dream Theater (and before ever appearing on a Dream Theater recording), he sang background vocals on the song "Life in Still Water" on [[Fates Warning|Fates Warning's]] "[[Parallels]]" album.  He has appeared on many [[Trent Gardner]] releases (including [[Leonardo: The Absolute Man]] and [[Explorers Club]]), as well as appearing on albums by such artists as [[Ayreon]] ([[The Human Equation]], released [[2004]]), [[Shadow Gallery]], [[Tim Donohue]] and [[Frameshift]].
+Throughout his career with Dream Theater, he has lent his voice to many other artists' records as well as tribute albums to some influential artists. In 1991, not long after joining Dream Theater (and before ever appearing on a Dream Theater recording), he sang background vocals on the song "Life in Still Water" on [[Fates Warning|Fates Warning's]] "[[Parallels]]" album. He has appeared on many [[Trent Gardner]] releases (including [[Leonardo: The Absolute Man]] and [[Explorer's Club]]), as well as appearing on albums by such artists as [[Ayreon]] ([[The Human Equation]], released 2004), [[Shadow Gallery]], [[Tim Donohue]] and [[Frameshift]].
 LaBrie is also a featured vocalist on Henning Pauly's "Babysteps" project released in 2006. LaBrie plays the role of the arrogant doctor.
-With [[Matt Guillory]] and [[Mike Mangini]], LaBrie has released three solo albums under various names ([[Mullmuzzler]], James LaBrie's Mullmuzzler, and simply James LaBrie). His latest, [[Elements of Persuasion]', was released in March, 2005. A fourth solo album is widely rumored to be in the works.
+With [[Matt Guillory]] and [[Mike Mangini]], LaBrie has released three solo albums under various names ([[MullMuzzler]], James LaBrie's MullMuzzler, and simply James LaBrie). His latest, [[Elements of Persuasion]]', was released in March, 2005. A fourth solo album is widely rumored to be in the works.
-Since 2004, LaBrie has been working with the [[True Symphonic Rockestra]] project, along with Thomas Dewald, Vladimir Grishko, Dirk Ulrich, Christopher Jesidero, Sandro Martinez, Paul Mayland, Marvin Philippi, and Igor Marin.
+Since 2004, LaBrie has been working with the [[True Symphonic Rockestra]] project, along with Thomas Dewald, Vladimir Grishko, Dirk Ulrich, Christopher Jesidero, Sandro Martinez, Paul Mayland, Marvin Philippi, and Igor Marin. Their album, "Concerto In True Minor - 3 Rock Tenors" was released on iTunes and for download on Amazon on March 28, 2008 by Brainworx and Marinsound.
-Their album, "Concerto In True Minor - 3 Rock Tenors" was released on iTunes and for download on Amazon on March 28, 2008 by Brainworx and Marinsound.
 == Influences ==
-His musical inspiration comes from many different genres, including such artists as [[Metallica]], Ludwig van Beethoven, Nat King Cole, [[Queen]], Sting, and [[Muse]] whose inspiration, according to LaBrie, is shown on Dream Theater's album, [[Octavarium]].
+His musical inspiration comes from many different genres, including such artists as [[w:c:metallica|Metallica]], Ludwig van Beethoven, Nat King Cole, [[w:c:queen|Queen]], Sting, and [[w:c:muse|Muse]] whose inspiration, according to LaBrie, is shown on Dream Theater's album, [[Octavarium (album)|Octavarium]].
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 * 2005 - ''[[Octavarium]]''
 * 2007 - ''[[Systematic Chaos]]''
-* 2009 - ''[[Black Clouds & Silver Linings]]'' (To be released)
+* 2009 - ''[[Black Clouds & Silver Linings]]''
+* 2011 - ''[[A Dramatic Turn of Events]]''
+* 2013 - ''[[Dream Theater (album)|Dream Theater]]''
+* 2016 - ''[[The Astonishing]]''
+* 2019 - ''[[Distance Over Time]]''
 ==== Extended Plays ====
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 * 1995 - ''[[Lie (album)|Lie]]''
 * 1995 - ''[[The Silent Man (album)|The Silent Man]]''
-* 1995 - ''[[A Change of Seasons]]''
+* 1995 - ''[[A Change of Seasons (album)|A Change of Seasons]]''
 * 1998 - ''[[Hollow Years (album)|Hollow Years]]''
 * 2000 - ''[[Through Her Eyes (album)|Through Her Eyes]]''
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 * 2006 - ''[[Score (cd)|Score]]'' (Live)
 * 2008 - ''[[Chaos in Motion (cd)|Chaos in Motion]]'' (Live)
+* 2013 - [[Live at Luna Park]]
+* 2014 - [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]
 ==== Compilations ====
 * 2008 - ''[[Greatest Hit (...and 21 Other Pretty Cool Songs)]]''
 ==== Fan Club CDs ====
-* 1996 - ''[[International Fan Club CD]]''
+* 1996 - ''[[International Fan Club Christmas CD]]''
 * 1997 - ''[[The Making of Falling Into Infinity]]''
 * 1998 - ''[[Once in a LIVEtime Outtakes]]''
 * 1999 - ''[[Cleaning Out the Closet]]''
-* 2000 - ''[[Scenes From a World Tour (cd)|Scenes From a World Tour]]''
+* 2000 - ''[[Scenes from a World Tour (album)|Scenes from a World Tour]]''
 * 2001 - ''[[Four Degrees of Radio Edits]]''
 * 2002 - ''[[Taste the Memories]]''
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 * 2007 - ''[[New York City 3/4/93]]''
 ===== Studio Series =====
-* 2003 - ''[[The Making of Scenes From a Memory]]''
+* 2003 - ''[[The Making of Scenes from a Memory]]''
 ===== Covers Series =====
 * 2004 - ''[[Master of Puppets]]''
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 * 1999 - ''[[Keep it to Yourself]]'' as [[MullMuzzler]]
 * 2001 - ''[[Mullmuzzler 2]] as James LaBrie's MullMuzzler''
-* 2005 - ''[[Elements of Persuasion]]'' as James Labrie
+* 2005 - ''[[Elements of Persuasion]] ''as James LaBrie
+* 2008 - Prime Cuts as James LaBrie
+* 2010 - Static Impulse as James LaBrie
+* 2013 - Impermanent Resonance as James LaBrie
+* 2014 - I Will Not Break as James LaBrie
 === Others ===
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 * 1991 - ''[[Parallels]]'' with [[Fates Warning]]
 * 1996 - ''[[Working Man]]'' [[Rush]] tribute
-* 1997 - ''[[Dragon Attack]]'' [[Queen]] tribute
+* 1997 - ''[[Dragon Attack]]'' [[w:c:queen|Queen]] tribute
 * 1998 - ''[[Tyranny]]'' with [[Shadow Gallery]]
 * 1998 - ''[[Age of Impact]]'' with [[Explorer's Club]]
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 * 2002 - ''[[Raising the Mammoth]]'' with Explorer's Club
 * 2003 - ''[[Unweaving the Rainbow]]'' with [[Frameshift]]
-* 2004 - ''[[Madman & Sinners]]'' with [[Tim Donahue]]
+* 2004 - ''[[Madman & Sinners]]'' with [[Tim Donohue]]
 * 2004 - ''[[The Human Equation]]'' with [[Ayreon]]
 * 2006 - ''[[Babysteps]]'' with [[Henning Pauly]]