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Disturbed’s cover of Simon & Garfunkel‘s “The Sound Of Silence” has officially gone 8x platinum in the U.S. The RIAA made the certification on August 21. The hit single originally appeared on the band’s 2015 album “Immortalized” and has since gone on to reach milestones in a number of different countries. This includes going diamond…
During a recent livestream on Instagram, Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan commented on the band’s recent studio time. He said the following: “[We’re] kind of working on some material. I can’t really say. There’s no timeframe. I know there was a post earlier of us in the studio and that was just us kind of getting…
It looks like Disturbed have entered the studio to work on a new album with producer Drew Fulk. Frontman David Draiman recently shared a couple of photos from the sessions along with the following caption: “Epic shit alert 🤯🤘🏻🔥 @disturbed @dandonegan @mikewengren #ithasbegun” View this post on Instagram A post shared by David Draiman (@davidmdraiman)
As previously reported, Disturbed’s David Draiman recently generated some controversy after sharing a photo of himself putting his signature and the phrase “Fuck Hamas” on a 155mm artillery shell in Israel. Members of the pro-Palestinian movement blasted the frontman for signing the weapon, which could have been used to hurt innocent civilians, while the pro-Israeli…
Disturbed’s David Draiman has generated controversy after sharing some photos amid his trip to Israel. One picture finds the frontman signing a 155mm artillery shell, along with the phrase “Fuck Hamas.” Members of the pro-Palestinian movement have blasted the frontman for signing a weapon that can potentially hurt innocent civilians, while the pro-Israeli movement have…
Disturbed have launched a contest in an effort to find a female vocalist to sing “Don’t Tell Me” live with them during their September 28 set at the Louder Than Life Festival in Louisville, KY. As previously reported, that track originally featured vocals from Heart’s Ann Wilson. The contest is being hosted by ALT 105.1…
The video for Disturbed’s cover of Simon & Garfunkel‘s “The Sound Of Silence” has officially surpassed one billion views on YouTube. That track originally appeared on the band’s 2015 album “Immortalized” and has since gone on to become one of their biggest hits.
Yesterday (May 4), Nita Strauss (Alice Cooper, etc.) officially married her longtime boyfriend and manager Josh Villalta at The Hollywood Roosevelt hotel in Los Angeles, CA. Notably, among those in attendance was Disturbed’s David Draiman, who also performed at the event. You can see footage of him singing Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” and Led Zeppelin’s “Whole…
During their March 21 set at Knotfest Australia in Melbourne, Australia, Disturbed were joined onstage by Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale for a performance of “Don’t Tell Me.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below. The studio version of the track features Heart’s Ann Wilson and it can be found on Disturbed’s latest album “Divisive.”
During a recent interview on “The Jesea Lea Show,” Disturbed frontman David Draiman opened up about the origin of his iconic “Oh-ah-ah-ah-ah” line on “Down With The Sickness.” According to him, “it was just improvisational.” Draiman said the following: “It was just improvisational, man, you know. The first time we ever started writing the song,…
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