Falling In Reverse

TICKETNET ORG PRÉSENTE : FALLING IN REVERSEFALLING IN REVERSE is the brainchild of ex-ESCAPE THE FATE frontman Ronnie Radke. The rock quintet from Las Vegas have released 3 albums since their debut ‘The Drug In Me Is You’ in 2011, which reached number 19 on the Billboard 200.Their signature sound: a...

TICKETNET ORG PRÉSENTE : FALLING IN REVERSEFALLING IN REVERSE is the brainchild of ex-ESCAPE THE FATE frontman Ronnie Radke. The rock quintet from Las Vegas have released 3 albums since their debut ‘The Drug In Me Is You’ in 2011, which reached number 19 on the Billboard 200.Their signature sound: aggressive guitars, catchy choruses, raw energy and a style that fuses punk, metalcore and hip-hop influences. One minute, they're delivering choruses that belong on pop playlists; the next, they're unleashing heavy, out-of-tune grooves that make you cringe.The band quickly made a name for themselves thanks to their explosive live performances. Ronnie Radke, an accomplished showman, takes to the stage with an intensity rarely seen. His charisma and emotional commitment to each song captivate fans, who see in him an authentic artist, capable of transforming his personal struggles into raw, powerful art. Over the years, the band has demonstrated a flair for dramatic reinvention.FALLING IN REVERSE returned in 2024 with 'Popular Monster', the postmodern trailblazer’s 1st full-length in 7 years. The album arrived armed with no less than three RIAA-certified gold singles (“ZOMBIFIED,” “Voices in My Head,” “Watch the World Burn”), the double-platinum title track, a reimagined nü-metal classic, and 6 brand new anthems of furious metal, melody, and hip-hop. Co-produced with longtime collaborator Tyler Smyth (I PREVAIL, SKILLET, LIGHTS), ‘Popular Monster’ is full of confessional angst, bravado, and clever wordplay.'Popular Monster' is a defiant statement and triumphant victory for singer, songwriter, bandleader, and provocateur Ronnie Radke, who invented FALLING IN REVERSE inside a prison cell.“Radke stands as one of this generation’s most revered rock frontmen,” wrote the esteemed Forbes Magazine in a 2020 profile. “And maybe even one of the scene’s last true rockstars.”