"So, when tours happen, come along, because we might not see you again for one, two, or three years."
Vocalist David Draiman revealed that Disturbed will no longer tour as much as they used to. On the Raincast podcast, he warned:
“One thing I advise everyone is why we’re doing this tour the way we are. It’s because tours won’t be as frequent as they used to be. So, when it happens, come, because we might not see you again for one, two, or three years. Let’s make it a night to remember.”
Explaining the reason for the decrease in touring, Draiman said, “That frantic phase is over. We’re family men now, and there’s a Yin and a Yang. And not only that, but it’s going to end up being healthier for everyone.”
This could have a positive effect. "I think that, without people expecting us to come more often, every time we do come it will turn into a celebration. It's like a big family reunion," he said.
The world tour for the new album, Evolution , begins in January of next year. All dates can be found here .
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