Upcoming Falling in Reverse dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Who Falling in Reverse is
Falling in Reverse is an American rock band formed in Las Vegas in 2008 by singer Ronnie Radke, formerly the frontman of Escape the Fate. Radke is the only original member left after many lineup changes, and the band records for Epitaph Records. If you are buying a ticket, expect a loud, high-energy rock show that swings between metalcore breakdowns, rapped verses and big sing-along choruses, with a general admission floor that tends to get physical.
The band's debut, The Drug in Me Is You (2011), reached No. 19 on the Billboard 200 and was certified gold in 2019. Fashionably Late (2013), Just Like You (2015) and Coming Home (2017) followed. A run of standalone singles starting with "Popular Monster" in 2019 rebuilt the band's audience: "Watch the World Burn" (2023) became its first single on the Billboard Hot 100, and the album Popular Monster (August 2024) collected eight of those singles, debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Hard Rock Albums chart.
What the live show is like
The music is hard to file under one genre. Critics have called it post-hardcore, metalcore, pop-punk, rap metal and alternative metal, and Radke cites Eminem and the Beastie Boys among his influences. That range shows up across the catalog, from rap-rock bounce to heavy breakdowns to piano-led reworkings of older songs, such as the reimagined versions of "The Drug in Me Is You" and "I'm Not a Vampire."
The recent singles bring in guest voices: Tech N9ne and Alex Terrible on "Ronald," Jelly Roll on "All My Life," Hardy on "All My Women" and, in September 2026, Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian on "Joseph." Do not assume a featured guest will appear in person at a given show. Expect mosh pits and crowd surfing on the floor, especially during the heavier songs.
Tours and festival history
The band built its following on the road, through package tours, Warped Tour stages and festivals. The milestones below are documented in the sources for this page.
- Early headline runs (2011 to 2012): a first US headline tour in the fall of 2011 after Warped Tour appearances, then The Drug in Me Is You Tour in early 2012.
- Bury the Hatchet Tour (announced October 2013): a co-bill with Escape the Fate, Radke's former band, on which he joined them on stage for songs from their debut.
- Ronnie Radke's Three-Ring Circus (April to June 2015): a three-part show in which the band played Escape the Fate's Dying Is Your Latest Fashion in full before its own set.
- The Drug in Me Is Gold Tour (after the album's December 2019 gold certification): the debut album played in full.
- 2021 and 2022 festivals and package tours: Welcome to Rockville in 2021, a headline slot at the Inkcarceration Festival in July 2022 and the Rockzilla Summer Tour with Papa Roach, Hollywood Undead and Bad Wolves.
- Popular MonsTOUR II: World Domination (August to December 2024): announced alongside the Popular Monster album, with Tech N9ne, Black Veil Brides and Dance Gavin Dance on the bill. The December 2024 UK dates were canceled after Radke was refused entry to the country.
Where to sit or stand
Falling in Reverse headline dates have ranged from theaters and clubs to larger rooms and outdoor stages depending on the market and the year, so check the venue named on each listing. A few rules apply across those rooms:
- General admission floor: the choice if you want to be part of it. The center of the floor in front of the stage is where pits open, so stand toward the sides or the back of the floor if you want the energy without the contact.
- Front rail: the closest view, but it requires arriving early and holding your spot through the openers. Crowd surfers come over the barricade toward security all night.
- Reserved lower-level or balcony seats: the best way to see the production and the whole band. Seats facing the stage or along the side near it give a raised view over the floor without the crush.
- Lawn or upper seats at outdoor stages: the most relaxed option and the farthest from the band; rely on the screens.
On multi-band bills, decide whether you care about the openers. If not, a reserved seat lets you arrive for the headline set without losing a spot.
How demand for Falling in Reverse tickets behaves
Demand for this band follows its release cycle and its bill. A few patterns are worth knowing:
- Package tours draw wider crowds. When the bill stacks several well-known rock and metal acts, more fans compete for the same tickets, and the floor tends to sell out before reserved seats.
- Presales come first. Artist presales through the band's mailing list, plus promoter and venue presales, usually run before the general on-sale, and VIP packages may be sold separately.
- Weekend and big-market dates move fastest. Friday and Saturday shows, and stops in large metro areas, usually go before weeknight dates in smaller cities.
- Festival sets are a different ticket. A festival appearance requires a festival pass, not a headline ticket, and the set is often shorter.
Resale prices can land above or below face value depending on the date and tend to shift close to the show. Every order on GoodSeats is backed by a 100% guarantee. For tour announcements from the source, see the band's official site.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the lead singer of Falling in Reverse?
Ronnie Radke founded the band in Las Vegas in 2008 and is its lead vocalist. He is the only remaining original member.
What kind of music does Falling in Reverse play?
The band mixes post-hardcore and metalcore with rap verses, pop-style choruses and hard rock. Critics have described it with a wide range of labels, from pop-punk to rap metal.
Is a Falling in Reverse concert general admission?
Many venues sell a general admission standing floor with reserved seats elsewhere, but the layout depends on the venue. Check the seating map on each listing.
Are there mosh pits at Falling in Reverse shows?
Yes, pits and crowd surfing are common on the floor, usually in the center in front of the stage. Standing at the sides of the floor or choosing a reserved seat avoids most of it.
What is Falling in Reverse's latest album?
Popular Monster, released in August 2024, collected eight singles released between 2019 and 2024. The band has continued to release singles since, including "Joseph" in September 2026.