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Disturbed are a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated metal band known for their melodic complexity and chart dominance. Singer David Draiman's scorching growl on songs like “Remember,” “Down With the Sickness,” “Stupify” and “Prayer” has helped the band score five consecutive No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200, a feat accomplished by only a handful of acts. Disturbed’s debut album, The Sickness (2000) is the band’s best-selling album. After going on a four-year hiatus beginning in 2011, Disturbed returned in 2015 with another No. 1 album, Immortalized, cementing their status as chart-topping powerhouses. Disturbed released a popular cover of "The Sound of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel that same year. To date, they’ve stacked 12 No. 1 singles on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart.
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Disturbed headed out on their Take Back Your Life 2024 North American tour in January. After kicking off at Peoria Civic Center in Peoria, Illinois, the tour covered much of North America before wrapping in March.
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The North American leg of Disturbed’s 2024 tour began on January 19 at Peoria Civic Center in Peoria, Illinois.
Disturbed’s 2024 tour made stops in the following North American cities:
*Rescheduled date. All previously purchased tickets will be honored for this new date
Special guests on Disturbed’s 2024 Take Back Your Life tour included Falling In Reverse and Plush on all North American dates.
I want to give a shout out to the security staff at the from of the stage. The team was in tune with the crowd surfers by getting them down safely and also giving water to the people on the rail in the crowd at the front….. good job team…. 🤜🏽🤘🏽🤛🏽
David really connected with all of us, his fans. I hope he keeps his head high and continues to fight and advocate for mental health. Amazing show, great vibe so happy I was able to finally see disturbed play live.
Theory Of A Deadman were great & really warmed up the crowd. Then Disturbed took it to the highest level. It was a great, powerful, exciting, fun night of music entertainment. It was even better than I expected!
Doors opened at 8 o'clock. It took way to long for security to let people into the show. Metal detectors need to be installed so that we can get through faster. I have never waited that long at any other venues to see a concert! I was in-line at 820 and the line was around the building and down the block. I missed the first 10 minutes of Theory of A Deadman due to the line being so slow. I shouldn't have to line up almost an hour to get into a business. The concert itself was fantastic!! I would see Theory Of A Deadman and Disturbed again anytime! 😎
It started on time. Sound was great. Draiman reached out to talk about depression (mental health) and addiction and was very vulnerable. He shared his experience with mental health, soemthing that touches close to home for sooo many people. It wasnt just a concert, it was a "therapy session" as Draiman put it.
I happened to be visiting family in Winnipeg when Disturbed was appearing. My sister and I quickly purchased tix thinking it would be great to "head bang" like the old days to songs we grew up with (we're in our 50's). We were both blown away by the performance, it was professional, amazing and exciting to say the least. We especially were surprised on how much we loved the new album/songs performed, again we anticipated just enjoying the nostalgic songs from our childhood. We fistpumped, headbanged and sang along more so than the younger generation! I recommend catching these guys in concert if you have an opportunity! David Draiman's voice is amazing as he ages! We 2 grannies rocked it out and would see Disturbed anytime again and again! Highly recommend.
It was the best concert I have been to yet! The venue was great, music was phenomenal and the band was unmatched! Best of all was the meaning behind the Tour Title! Disturbed.........YOU ROCKED IT!
Best concert I’ve been to yet! I’ve been waiting for 20 years to see them live! And I was not disappointed! Aside from being late and missing Theory of a Deadman, and Jinger, it was an epic concert! I was very happy to see an artist using his influence in a good humanistic way, we are all brothers and sisters of rock! It was almost a religious feeling with out all the religion! Just epic songs inspiring epic emotions in a mass mob of fans!
Abbotsford center definitely need to bring in some more outhouses for floor level people huges lines. And alwady had to go upstairs.
Great sound and light show , can’t wait to see them again .
Loved the amount of energy this band gives, and how attentive they are to the people in the crowd. Did not put up with any BS, and were willing to utilize security to protect others in the crowd too. They're honest and care about people's mental health and are super respected. They were all that and still badass, next time will have to go to a meet and greet!
They were amazing live, sounded just as good as their recorded album. Great show and performance. I loved how they played new and old material. Overall great date night
Concert was Great But we missed half of Theory because of the LONG lines to get in, then Leaving the parking lot afterwards was equally Insane... starting at 9 when it was supposed to start at 7? Ya, not impressed with that whatsoever
I loved going to see Disturbed! The last show I was going to go to was cancelled last minute, but this was an epic concert!
Both bands were good energy and amazing live vocals
A Disturbed Therapy Experience they called it. A Disturbed Therapy Experience it was!!!! Loved everything about this consert - THE ENERGY - THE HONESTY - THE EVERYTHING. LOVED IT - Cant wait to go again!!! THANK YOU!
Disturbed has always been a band to help me through hard points in my life and they did not disappoint here in Abbotsford, my only regret was meet and greet tickets were sold out when I booked my tickets to see them again at Pine Knob in Michigan, but seeing them all over again is going to be worth the travel
Disturbed was amazing to see, especially with David stopping to address mental illness matters with everyone but also him calling out the guys being absolute jerks on the floor. Been wanting to see these guys since I started listening to them as a pre-teen and the experience was near transcendent for me. Theory of a Deadman however was... awful. Not entirely sure why they opened for Disturbed considering how wildly different they are from each other. Theory's music has not changed one bit from the cringey, misogynistic, self-sabotaging divorced dad rock they've always put out, not to mention how off the sound was the entire time. Maybe it was their sound crew or the small venue, but safe to say I won't be attending a Theory of a Deadman concert again.
Theory of a Deadman was a good opening band. Interacted with the audience and had good energy. Disturbed was a bit odd. The stage was incredibly plain and all they had was a light show. The lead singer sounded fine but he didnt really have a good stage presence. All he basically did was walk back and forth on the stage. The Disturbed fans loved it however as a new person who doesnt know the library of music that will it was a bit boring. Over it was good, Ive seen better and Ive seen worse as well so it was worth my money but it didnt really impress me.
Everything was great, except the lines to get in and the lines for concessions were pretty long. I'd suggest opening the doors a little earlier, to spread out the arrivals, and give more time to get stuff before the concert. People were still filing in near the end of the opening act.
