Credit: Travis ShinnWhile the world worries about one kind of sickness, you’ll have to wait another year to get down with Disturbed‘s The Sickness.
The Chicago metallers have announced that their upcoming summer tour, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their hit 2000 debut, album has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The tour was set to kick off July 15 in Maryland Heights, Missouri, and was scheduled to run into September. Staind and Bad Wolves were also on the bill.
“We have waited as long as we possibly could to finalize the plans for our 20th anniversary of The Sickness summer tour,” Disturbed writes in a statement. “We had hoped that there would be some clear direction and guidelines on how mass gatherings would be conducted this summer.”
The band continues, “Unfortunately, that clarity has not come and out of an abundance of caution we have made the decision to reschedule for next summer.”
The rescheduled dates will be announced shortly. At that time, refunds options will also be available.
For more info, stay tuned to Disturbed1.com.
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