DISTURBED: New Video Interview Posted Online

July 18, 2011

Italy's SpazioRock.it recently conducted an interview with DISTURBED members John Moyer (bass),Dan Donegan (guitar) and Mike Wengren (drums). You can now watch the chat below.

DISTURBED frontman David Draiman told an Idaho radio station on July 13 that the band will not headline a sixth "Music As A Weapon" tour in 2012 and is not sure what its plans for the future are. In the interview with Boise's KQXR, Draiman said, "We don't know what we're doing . . . 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 you're not gonna see a DISTURBED tour for awhile."

Draiman did not elaborate on what "personal" or "internal" issues the band was dealing with.

He did say that DISTURBED could lease out the "Music As A Weapon" name for other bands to use.

In an earlier interview with Palm Springs station KCLB, Donegan made comments similar to Draiman's, saying that the band has nothing set beyond a South American tour this fall. He explained, "We're gonna do South America for the first time . . . And that's really all we talked about. We haven't even discussed anything after that. It's not that we're tired of it, either. We don't know what it's like to take a break."

Donegan added that it might be a "shock to the system" for the band to "go home and then not plan for another tour or plan for the studio."

DISTURBED is currently headlining the "Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival" tour, which also features GODSMACK, MACHINE HEAD, TRIVIUM and others.

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