Disturbed singer David Draiman was met with boos from a portion of the crowd at the final Black Sabbath concert in Birmingham ...

Disturbed’s David Draiman on new song ‘I Will Not Break’: I hope it brings strength and empowerment, especially in light of Bibas deaths. By DAVID BRINN FEBRUARY 23, 2025 17:00 Updated ...

The 2025 tour will celebrate 25 years of Disturbed’s seminal debut album, "The Sickness," which launched the band into public consciousness. Tour dates in the UK and Europe will be announced soon.

Nestled at the very end of their 2010 album Asylum with the title “ISHFWILF,” Disturbed’s cover of the U2 classic does not even attempt to replicate the lilting atmosphere of the original.

Disturbed have been one of the 21st century's most successful rock bands, ascending to festival headliner status and frequently topping the Billboard 200 Album Chart throughout their career with ...

These songs are from the band’s fifth studio album, Asylum, due out Aug. 31 on Reprise Records. As a special gift to fans, Disturbed will be including the documentary Decade of Disturbed with every ...

Disturbed has found an audience and a platform to express their opinions on social issues. “Are You Ready” made waves with its hard-driving lyrics that call on listeners to think for themselves and ...

In a rather ‘meta’ move, Disturbed have named their latest album after an adjective commonly applied to them during their near 30-year career. It would, of course, be ironic if this resulting ...

American arena-metallers Disturbed have announced details of their forthcoming eighth album, Divisive. Since 2018's Evolution LP, the world has become even more disparate, which hasn't gone ...

The albums were each remastered by Bernie Grundman. The Asylum Albums (1972-1975) is out September 23. Listen to a remastered version of “ You Turn Me On I’m a Radio ” (off For the Roses) below.

He’ll be playing Victor Creel, “a disturbed and intimidating man who is imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital for a gruesome murder in the 1950s.” Inspired, that.

Fans had to wait five years between Disturbed ’s last two albums, 2010’s Asylum and 2015’s Immortalized, as the band went on an extended hiatus. But this time the wait is shorter, with the band ...