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.
Pit, rail or seat: make the Falling in Reverse call first
For most fans the answer is simple: buy general admission floor if you want to move, and a reserved seat facing the stage if you want to see the whole band. A Falling in Reverse floor runs hot. Pits (open circles where fans shove and run into each other) form in the middle during the heavy songs, and crowd surfers pass overhead toward the barricade for most of the set.
That leaves four realistic choices, each with a clear cost:
- Center floor: maximum energy, minimum personal space. You will get bumped, and your view comes and goes.
- Floor edges and back: the same sound and lights with far less contact. This is the smart floor spot for first-timers.
- Front rail: the closest view in the building, paid for in hours. You arrive early, hold the spot through every opener and take a steady stream of surfers over your head.
- Reserved seats: less heat, a raised view over the floor and a numbered spot that is yours all night.
Choosing a section by venue type
Falling in Reverse has headlined clubs, theaters, larger indoor rooms and outdoor stages depending on the year and the city, so read the venue name on each listing before you pick. The logic carries across all of them.
Clubs and theaters with a standing floor
If the room has a balcony or a raised tier, that is the best seat in the house for watching. On the floor, stand slightly off center so you can step back when a pit opens in front of you.
Indoor rooms with a seated bowl
Lower-level sections that face the stage, or sit along the side close to it, give the clearest look at the production. Side sections far from the stage and seats that look at the stage from behind are the ones to skip.
Outdoor stages with a lawn
Reserved seats under the cover are the comfortable middle ground. The lawn is the most relaxed and the most distant option; you will watch the screens more than the band.
On a multi-band bill, a reserved seat has one more advantage: you can skip the openers and still walk in to a known spot for the headline set.
Breakdowns, rap verses and guest features
Expect whiplash. Critics have labeled this band post-hardcore, metalcore, pop-punk, rap metal and alternative metal, and Ronnie Radke names Eminem and the Beastie Boys as influences. A single set can move from a bouncing rap-rock track to a crushing breakdown to a piano-led reworking of an older song, such as the reimagined takes on "The Drug in Me Is You" and "I'm Not a Vampire."
The recent singles lean on guests: Tech N9ne and Alex Terrible on "Ronald," Jelly Roll on "All My Life," Marilyn Manson on "God Is a Weapon," Hardy on "All My Women" and, in September 2026, Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian on "Joseph." A featured artist on a record is not a promise of an appearance on stage, so buy for the band itself.
Radke's band, from Escape the Fate to Popular Monster
Radke formed the group in Las Vegas in 2008 after leaving Escape the Fate, and it signs with Epitaph Records. The lineup has turned over many times; he is the one founding member still in it.
- The Drug in Me Is You (2011): debuted at No. 19 on the Billboard 200 and went gold in December 2019.
- Fashionably Late (2013), Just Like You (2015) and Coming Home (2017): the middle run of studio albums.
- The singles era (2019 onward): starting with "Popular Monster," the band released songs one at a time. "Watch the World Burn" (2023) became its first Billboard Hot 100 entry.
- Popular Monster (August 2024): gathered eight of those singles, opened at No. 12 on the Billboard 200 and reached No. 1 on the Hard Rock Albums chart.
A road record from Warped Tour to World Domination
The audience was built live. These runs are on the record in this page's sources:
- 2011 and 2012: Warped Tour sets, a first US headline tour in the fall of 2011 and The Drug in Me Is You Tour in early 2012.
- Bury the Hatchet Tour (announced October 2013): shared with Escape the Fate, with Radke joining his old band for songs from its debut.
- Ronnie Radke's Three-Ring Circus (April to June 2015): Escape the Fate's Dying Is Your Latest Fashion played in full before the main set.
- The Drug in Me Is Gold Tour: the debut performed start to finish, following its 2019 gold certification.
- 2021 and 2022: Welcome to Rockville, the Rockzilla Summer Tour with Papa Roach, Hollywood Undead and Bad Wolves, and a July 2022 headline set at Inkcarceration.
- Popular MonsTOUR II: World Domination (August to December 2024): with Tech N9ne, Black Veil Brides and Dance Gavin Dance. The UK dates that December were called off after Radke was refused entry to the country.
Upcoming shows, when announced, appear in the event list on this page rather than in this history.
Timing a Falling in Reverse purchase
Ticket demand for this band tracks two things: how recently it released music and who else is on the bill.
- Stacked bills sell harder. When several known rock and metal acts share a date, more fans chase the same inventory, and the standing floor usually goes before the seats.
- Presales open the door. Mailing-list, promoter and venue presales typically run ahead of the public on-sale, and VIP packages are often sold on their own track.
- Big cities and weekends move first. Friday and Saturday dates in large metro areas tend to sell ahead of midweek stops in smaller markets.
- Festivals need a festival pass. A Falling in Reverse set at a festival is not covered by a headline ticket and usually runs shorter.
On the resale market, prices can sit above or below face value and often move in the final days. Reserved Seat orders are covered by a 100% guarantee. For announcements straight from the band, check fallinginreverse.com.
Frequently asked questions
Who fronts Falling in Reverse?
Ronnie Radke, who started the band in Las Vegas in 2008 after leaving Escape the Fate. He is the only founding member still in the lineup.
Where should I stand to avoid the mosh pit?
Pits usually open in the center of the floor in front of the stage. The sides and back of the floor, or any reserved seat, keep you out of most of the contact.
Is the front rail worth it at a Falling in Reverse show?
Only if you are willing to arrive early and stay put through the openers. Crowd surfers come over the barricade all night, so expect a busy, physical spot.
Do the guest singers from the records perform live?
Not as a rule. Features from Tech N9ne, Jelly Roll, Corey Taylor and others appear on singles, but none is promised at a given show.
What album has the song Watch the World Burn?
Popular Monster, released in August 2024, which collected eight singles from 2019 to 2024. Watch the World Burn was the band's first Billboard Hot 100 entry.