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Disturbed Tour 2024: Special Guests, Complete Dates + How to Get Tickets

Disturbed just extended their 'Take Back Your Life' tour to 2024 along with special guests! Check out all the details below.#Disturbed #Tour
Falling in Reverse Cancels 3 More Shows: Ronnie Radke Health Condition Revealed

Falling in Reverse cancels three more shows for this month after Ronnie Radke was advised by a specialist to have a vocal rest due to his medical condition.#FallingInReverse #RonnieRadke
Avenged Sevenfold Tour 2023: Second Leg of North American Concerts With Falling in Reverse

Earlier this year, they announced their July to August concert dates, which would be the band's first in five years. Adding 17 more stops on tour, Avenged Sevenfold made sure that their special guests would be touring with them too.#AvengedSevenfold
Derek Jones, Falling in Reverse Guitarist, Dies at 35

Derek Jones, the guitarist of the band Falling in Reverse has passed away at the age of 35. The tragic news was confirmed by the band’s vocalist Ronnie Radke.The cause of the guitarist’s death is unknown as of this writing
Guitarist Jacky Vincent Departs Band, Falling In Reverse, For Solo Career

With what was probably the most surprising news of the week, long-time Falling In Reverse guitarist Jacky Vincent has announced his departure from the band so that he can focus on his solo career.
Photo Recap of Rock on The Range 2015: Linkin Park, In This Moment, Tech N9ne and More

Some might argue that the range of musical styles present at Rock on The Range will never live up to the diversity of a Lollapalooza or Coachella. That may be true, but when you have bands ranging from In This Moment to Godsmack to Tech N9ne appearing in the same vicinity, you'll certainly get the most diverse looking bunch of people at one festival. Let Music Times sums up its weekend at America's largest rock festival with this collection of photos, no reading required.
Rock on The Range 2015 Day 1 Review & Recap: Slipknot Destroys, Marilyn Manson Emotes, Slash Shreds

The first day of Rock on The Range, perhaps the largest pure rock festival in the United States, kicked off in dramatic fashion on Friday night with headlinng performances from Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, Slash and more. This is the first in a series of recaps from correspondent Ryan Book.