Before "Asylum" comes out Aug. 31st, check out their documentary Thursday night.
Even though the wildly popular band Disturbed won’t be hitting Detroit until mid-October when they hit the Fillmore, the band will be very, very busy in the interim. The band’s latest album, “Asylum”, will be out next Tuesday (August 31st), and the band will be releasing a documentary, called “Decade of Disturbed”.
The documentary shows the band as they rose from the sea of nu-metal bands of the late 90’s/early 00’s to become a worldwide touring and sales force with their catalog of hard hitting hard rock. From the 2000 breakthrough “The Sickness” through the 2008 release “Indestructible”,
Disturbed has remained a consistently strong hard rock arena draw, where many of their counterparts are playing clubs or completely out of existence.
Fans will have a chance to see the documentary in preparation for the release of “Asylum”, as venues across the country will be showing the documentary on August 26th. Detroit fans can go check out the documentary this Thursday at the Crofoot Ballroom in Pontiac.
Make sure to check “Decade of Disturbed” and see what makes the hard rock heroes tick and see a vision of the band’s future.
”Decade of Disturbed” is playing at the Crofoot Ballroom on Thursday, August 26th. Tickets are $5 and available at the door and more information can be found at www.disturbed1.com or www.thecrofoot.com.
