The Metal & Rock Concerts in 4K YouTube channel has uploaded video of DISTURBED’s entire February 27 concert at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado. You can check it out below.Featured songs:”The Sickness” album00:00 Into03:20 Voices07:20 The Game11:48 Stupify16:36 Down With The Sickness21:56 Violence Fetish25:58 Fear30:02 Numb34:20 Want38:05 Conflict42:45 Shout (TEARS FOR FEARS cover)48:05 Droppin’ Plates54:20 Meaning Of LifeGreatest hits1:02:40 Ten Thousand Fists1:06:17 I Will Not Break1:11:09 Bad Man1:15:09 Land Of Confusion (GENESIS cover)1:20:35 Indestructible1:26:15 The Sound Of Silence (SIMON & GARFUNKEL cover)1:33:22 The Light1:38:34 Inside The FireDISTURBED kicked off the U.S. leg of “The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour” on February 25 at Ford Idaho Center Arena in Nampa, Idaho. The trek celebrates 25 years of DISTURBED’s seminal debut album which launched the band into public consciousness and is one of the most important and influential heavy metal albums of all time. Each night features two sets of music, opening with DISTURBED playing the five-times-platinum “The Sickness” in full, followed by a full set of greatest hits. Openers on the U.S. shows include THREE DAYS GRACE, SEVENDUST, DAUGHTRY and NOTHING MORE, depending on the date.A few days prior to the launch of “The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour”, DISTURBED singer David Draiman told the 100.3 The X Rocks radio station that getting ready for the trek was “a ton of work,” requiring “a ton of preparation. Lots of little Easter eggs, so to speak, [are] part of the performance. Definitely dipping heavily into the nostalgia. So, getting into it, it’s been a nice little trip down memory lane, it’s been sort of a humbling experience kind of, ’cause we’ve never actually played the first record front to back before. This is gonna be our first time doing it. Some of these songs we haven’t played in — I don’t know — 15, 20 years. So it’s been a while. It was nice running through everything with the guys last week. It’s like revisiting old friends. It’s really, really cool. I’m really looking forward to the whole entirety of it. There’s definitely lots of production-element surprises that are complex and theatrical, definitely hearkening back to the whole ‘Sickness’ era, but done in a new and modern way. So it’s definitely been a challenge, but one that we’ve been enjoying as we’ve been going along.”Asked how much fun he and his DISTURBED bandmates have in coming up with ideas and trying to push the limits of what they can make happen on the stage during a live show, Draiman said: “Well, that all depends. Unfortunately, things like that cost money [laughs], and a lot of it, and if we had an unlimited amount of money, it wouldn’t be a problem. Unfortunately, we do have a limited amount of money. And if we were able to do everything we wanted to, we would be accomplishing all of my dear guitar player’s wildest dreams and production fantasies coming to life. He’s definitely the mad scientist when it comes to that kind of stuff. He’s got a great vision for that sort of thing, and he’s been working closely with our production staff, and I’ve been kind of hanging back, seeing what he’s coming up with and what they’re coming up with… But it’s been challenging, because the environment is tough, and we wanna put on as big of a show as possible, but we don’t wanna have to pay from out of our pockets to do it. We’d like to actually make some revenue on it. So it’s been challenging, but I can pretty much guarantee everyone, from everything that I’ve seen over the course of the past couple of weeks, that it is going to be a huge-looking show. It’s going to be impressive as hell. And I think that everyone’s really going [to enjoy it].”Last week, DISTURBED announced the European leg of “The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour” with support from MEGADETH.Since “The Sickness” was released in 2000, the album was certified five times platinum by the RIAA, spent a total of 106 weeks on the US Billboard 200 chart, and Revolver named it one of “Top 25 Debut Hard Rock Albums.” Billboard said of the title track upon release: “‘Down With The Sickness’ is, of course, the quintessential DISTURBED song, harnessing all the band’s seethe and its now-famous tribal beat and guitar chug into three and a half minutes of alt-metal mayhem. It’s menacing, it’s rhythmic, it’s rebellious.”DISTURBED recently announced the 25th-anniversary edition release of “The Sickness”. To commemorate the anniversary, the band will reissue the five-times-platinum-certified LP on March 7, exactly 25 years to the date of their original release, in editions including:* A limited edition 1-LP (silver vinyl) and 3-CD box set. It includes the original album, B-sides, unreleased demos, and an unreleased 14-track concert from The Palladium in Los Angeles from April 2001 as well as songs recorded at Chicago’s Metro in March 2000 and the London Astoria in February 2001. The box includes a poster, cloth patch, backstage pass, and a set of guitar picks. It also includes a book featuring rare photos and memorabilia, and an extensive essay with new interviews with the members of DISTURBED, and producer Johnny K. An exclusive lithograph signed by the band is included with the limited-edition D2C format.* A 2-CD deluxe edition that includes the original album, plus a disc of B-sides, unreleased demos, and rarities. The booklet features an essay with new interviews with the members of DISTURBED and producer Johnny K.* Vinyl editions, including variants in limited edition green vinyl, limited edition orange vinyl (Germany/Central Europe exclusive),and limited edition milky clear vinyl (Spotify Fans First).* Digitally, which includes all 40 tracks included in the limited-edition box set.”The Sickness” 25th-anniversary edition is available to pre-order on all formats. The deluxe box set will be available via the band’s web site and digitally on March 7, and via all retailers in North American on March 21.On February 21, DISTURBED released a new single, “I Will Not Break”, via the band’s own label, Mother Culture Records.DISTURBED has become one of the most celebrated and commercially successful metal acts of all time. To date, DISTURBED has seen record-breaking success with sales of over 17 million units and 14 billion streams. It all began with “The Sickness”, which includes their songs “Down With The Sickness” (recently certified eight times platinum),”Stupify” (two times platinum),”Voices” (gold),and “The Game” (gold). The album peaked at No. 29 on the Billboard 200 chart and spent a total of 106 weeks on the chart. To date, “The Sickness” has been streamed 2.5 billion times worldwide. It was included as No. 24 on Loudwire’s “Top 25 Debut Hard Rock Albums” list, one of Metal Hammer’s “20 Best Albums Of 2000,” and was highlighted in Revolver magazine’s “20 Essential Nu Metal Albums” list. Billboard said of the title track upon release: “‘Down With The Sickness’ is, of course, the quintessential DISTURBED song, harnessing all the band’s seethe and its now-famous tribal beat and guitar chug into three and a half minutes of alt-metal mayhem. It’s menacing, it’s rhythmic, it’s rebellious.”Emerging out of Chicago at the turn of the century with an insidious, infectious, and inimitable vision without comparison, DISTURBED have quietly dominated hard rock on their own terms. They make the kind of music that pushes you to hold on tighter, fight harder, and persevere forever. It’s why they’ve claimed a place at the forefront of 21st century rock with record-breaking success, sales of over 17 million-plus units, nearly eight billion streams, and sold out shows around the globe. The band have six RIAA album certifications, and singles from all eight albums have reached the top ten of the Mainstream Rock chart.The two-time Grammy Award-nominated quartet have notched five consecutive No. 1 debuts on the Billboard Top 200 for “Believe”, “Ten Thousand Fists”, “Indestructible” and “Asylum”, occupying rarified air alongside METALLICA — the only other hard rock group to accomplish this feat. Since their influential five-times-platinum debut “The Sickness” in 2000, they have built a bulletproof catalog highlighted by a procession of smashes, including the platinum “Stupify”, “Inside The Fire” and “Land Of Confusion”, two-times-platinum “Stricken”, six-times-platinum “Down With The Sickness” and seven-times-platinum “The Sound Of Silence” to name a few. The latter notably received a Grammy Award nomination in the category of “Best Rock Performance” as the band earned “Best Rock Artist” at the 2017 iHeartRadioMusic Awards. Still, DISTURBED never stop, and their most recent 2022 album “Divisive” featured their 17th No. 1 at Rock Radio “Hey You”, “Unstoppable” and more.[embedded content]Repost from @disturbed•Epic night in Denver! Thank you, Disturbed Ones! 🤘📸 @britt_bowman#Disturbed #TheSickness25 #Denver #Colorado #USAPosted by Mike Wengren on Friday, February 28, 2025