Disturbed frontman David Draiman has been quoted as suggesting the band has come to the end of the road.
Talking to The Reverend Ian on Boise, Idaho radio KQXR Draiman said, "There won't be a 'Music For A Weapon' tour next year. We don't know what we're doing . . . We're not gonna do our own thing either. This is gonna be the last tour that the American people get to see us in for awhile, if not indefinitely. We have some things going on internally, we have some personal things going on. So I don't know. It's hard to tell. But I can definitely tell you there won't be a 'Weapon' around next year with us on it. If we end up keeping that brand [and possibly 'leasing' it out to other bands to use]… it has kind of become its own entity, it's something we have talked about in the past, and that's possible. But you're not gonna see a DISTURBED tour for awhile."
If this really does mean the end of Disturbed it brings to a close the most successful metal band to come out of the USA in the 21st Century.
All except one Disturbed album has reached number one in the USA. That’s 4 number one albums in a row.
Their most recent album was ‘Asylum’ in 2000.
VIDEO: Disturbed sit down one on one for this interview with Paul Cashmere:
