FALLING IN REVERSE Once Again Adjust Tour With New York Date Pushed Back

Falling In Reverse have once again adjusted their current tour. The band’s September 9th stop at the Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien Center, NY has been postponed to September 29th, marking the fourth change on the run so far. No official explanation was provided, though frontman Ronnie Radke previously mentioned after last month’s Austin, TX and Bristow, VA cancellations that he doesn’t want to do “three shows in a row” citing that he is getting too old to perform too many shows consecutively in a short amount of time.

The group also confirmed a new date for their postponed Charlotte, NC show, which was originally canceled due to illness. That concert will now take place on October 1st.

The updates were briefly posted on the band’s Instagram story before disappearing, though screenshots surfaced on the Falling In Reverse subreddit, sparking debate among fans. Some speculated low ticket sales were behind the Darien Center shift, echoing the rumors tied to the Austin and Bristow cancellations. Radke, however, denied those claims, blaming the tour’s scheduling despite tours being planned and routed months in advance.

Behind the scenes, production members tied to promoters and venues confirmed that the Austin show was canceled due to low ticket sales, with Bristow likely following the same reasoning given the venue’s 25,000-capacity. For Darien Center, though, ticket sales reportedly looked strong enough to support a reschedule.

Radke also lashed out at outlets reporting the Austin and Bristow cancellations, revealing the team had attempted to “quietly” cancel the dates by issuing refunds without explanation. The news fully broke once support acts Wage War and Sleep Theory announced they would instead perform club shows in those markets on the same nights.

The Darien Center concert was originally set for September 9th, the start of a three-show stretch (Sept. 9, 10 & 11). Fans have questioned Radke’s explanation, pointing out the tour has already included multiple back-to-back-to-back runs such as Cincinnati/Tinley Park/Noblesville.

While Darien Center and Charlotte are now back on the calendar, tickets for Austin and Bristow remain refunded, and those dates are not expected to be rescheduled.

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