Disturbed Announces The Sickness Tour in North America
by James Kevin Stott
- Disturbed Announces The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour
- How Much Are Disturbed Tickets?
- How Long Are Disturbed Shows?
- Who Will be Backing Up Disturbed on the Tour?
- Where Can I Get Disturbed Merchandise?
- Disturbed Tour Dates and Location
- About Disturbed
- Disturbed Discography
- About The Sickness Album
- The Sickness Album Tracks
- Disturbed Social Media Links
- Where Can I Get Disturbed Tickets?
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Disturbed Announces The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour
On October 14, Disturbed announced that they will be doing a 34-date tour of North America to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Sickness. The band said they will be playing the entire LP along with a following set of greatest hits at each show.
Produced by Live Nation, The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour will start on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at the Arena at Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho, and stop in a number of big cities throughout the US and Canada this coming winter and spring.
Other scheduled concerts this winter include dates in Denver (Feb. 27), St. Louis (March 2), Milwaukee (March 4), Minneapolis (March 6), Chicago (March 8), Detroit (March 10), Louisville (March 12), Boston (March 14), Washington, DC (March 17), Montreal (March 18), and New York City (March 21) at Madison Square Garden.
Dates in the spring include Cincinnati (March 29), Cleveland (March 31), Philadelphia (April 2), Buffalo (April 4), Pittsburgh (April 5), Toronto (April 7), Indianapolis (April 9), Charlotte (April 12 and 14), North Birmingham (April 16), Sunrise, Florida (April 18), Duluth, Minnesota (April 23), San Antonio (April 25), Fort Worth (April 26), and Oklahoma City (April 28).
In May, Disturbed will be in Seattle (May 5), Portland (May 7), Sacramento (May 9), San Francisco (May 10), Inglewood (May 13), and Phoenix (May 15), with the tour wrapping up on Saturday, May 17 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
How Much Are Disturbed Tickets?
Disturbed concert tickets for The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour can currently be found in a price range from $38.50 (San Francisco, Chase Center) all the way up to $126.50 (Duluth, Gas South Arena). Ticket presales have already started.
Now, when you can lock in the lowest prices is the best time to get your cheap Disturbed tickets from TicketX for these newly announced dates, which are sure to sell out.
How Long Are Disturbed Shows?
Although some Disturbed concerts last around an hour to an hour and 15 minutes, based on Disturbed's last tour information from setlist.fm, on average, you can expect most shows to usually last around two hours including the encore with setlists generally in the 15- to 18-song range. This is not counting the time the backup bands play at their concerts.
Who Will be Backing Up Disturbed on the Tour?
Backing up Disturbed for the first half of The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour (Feb. 25-May 17) will be **Three Days Grace** and Sevendust (Feb. 25-March 21) with **Daughtry** and **Nothing More** starting off the spring shows on the tour’s second half (March 29-May 17) starting off with the show in Cincinnati at the Heritage Bank Center.
Who played in the Disturbed Tour this year? On the Disturbed Tour 2024 (Take Back Your Life), the group was backed up by special guests Falling in Reverse and Plush.
Where Can I Get Disturbed Merchandise?
You can find Disturbed merch in the MERCH TAB on the official Disturbed website with apparel items like T-shirts ($40), Long Sleeve 2024 Tour T-shirts ($65), and Hoodies ($75-90), and accessories like Logo Hats ($35-40), Mouth Masks and Face Masks ($20), or a Disturbed Abbotsford Tour Poster ($50).
You can also find Music on Vinyl on the Disturbed website including the Exclusive Limited Translucent Red Vinyl ($24.98), the Disturbed Divisive Black Vinyl ($24.98), and the Are Your Ready 7” Vinyl ($9.98).
Disturbed Tour Dates and Location
Kindly note that this is a partial list of locations and dates. Please visit Disturbed’s Tickets page for the complete list of tour dates.
Dates | Day | Location |
Feb 25 | Tue | Ford Idaho Center, Nampa |
Feb 27 | Thu | Ball Arena, Denver |
Mar 02 | Sun | Enterprise Center, St. Louis |
Mar 04 | Tue | Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee |
Mar 06 | Thu | Target Center, Minneapolis |
Mar 08 | Sat | United Center, Chicago |
Mar 10 | Mon | Little Ceasers Arena, Detroit |
About Disturbed
Formed in 1994, Disturbed is a hard rock group formed in Chicago who have put out eight albums and sold over 17 million records globally. The Midwestern quartet have received six RIAA certifications for their work and along with Godsmack and Slipknot, are widely recognized as one of the best heavy metal bands of the 21st Century.
Although the band’s lineup has slightly changed through the years, guitarist Dan Donegan and drummer Mike Wengren have been members since the group’s inception. In 1996, lead vocalist David Draiman replaced Erich Awalt while in 2004, John Moyer replaced original bassist Steve “Fuzz” Kmak.
The five-platinum album The Sickness—which earned them classic five of those aforementioned six RIAA certifications—put the Windy City rockers on the musical map with hot singles like “Down With the Sickness” and “Stupify.”
In the formative year of 1994, the group started out with the name Brawl (1994-1996) with Donegan, Wengren, Awalt, and Kmak. They wanted to call the group “Crawl,” but that name was already taken.
They renamed the band Disturbed in 1997 and put together two three-track demos and eventually signed with Giant Records in 1999. Disturbed opened for another popular Chicago group, Ministry, around the same point in time at the city’s famous Riviera Theatre.
In 2000, the foursome released The Sickness, and their lives changed for good. The album reached No. 20 on the Billboard 200. The record has sold over four million copies since its release 25 years ago.
Singles from all eight of Disturbed’s albums have made the Top 10 on the Mainstream Rock chart and the group has received two Grammy Award nominations in their illustrious musical career. All four of their releases from 2002 to 2010 debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
The group did a stirring rendition of the Simon & Garfunkel classic “The Sound of Silence” earlier this year. The cover was a smash hit and passed one billion views on YouTube and was Disturbed’s first song to make the Billion Views Club.
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Disturbed Discography
The Sickness
(2000)
Believe
(2002)
Ten Thousand Fists
(2005)
Indestructible
(2008)
Asylum
(2010)
Immortalized
(2015)
Evolution
(2018)
Divisive
(2022)
About The Sickness Album
Recorded from November to December 1999 at Groovemaster Studios (Chicago) and Soundtrack studios (New York City), the Nu metal release The Sickness was produced by Johnny K and released on the labels Giant Records and Reprise and is 47:36 in length.
The album’s artwork was done by Disturbed’s newly created mascot name “The Guy.” With singles like ‘Down With the Sickness,’ ‘Stupify,’ and ‘Voices,’ the debut album reached No. 29 on the charts, spent 106 weeks there, and was certified five times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for shipping more than 5 million copies in the U.S.
Despite being the band’s most successful album, it never reached No. 1 on the charts.
The Sickness Album Tracks
Voices
The Game
Stupify
Down With the Sickness
Violence Fetish
Fear
Numb
Want
Conflict
Shout 2000 (Tears For Fears Cover)
Droppin’ Plates
Meaning of Life
Disturbed Social Media Links
Website: disturbed1
Tour: disturbed1.com/tour
Instagram: @disturbed
Twitter: @disturbed
TikTok: @disturbed
Facebook: Disturbed
YouTube Channel: DisturbedTV
Amazon Music: Disturbed
Spotify: Disturbed
Apple Music: Disturbed
Where Can I Get Disturbed Tickets?
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