Ronnie Radke: Last News

Falling In Reverse frontman on March 16. It wasn’t met with a particularly warm reception and Garwood subsequently apologised for sharing it.On Friday (March 21), Radke retweeted a report filed by the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) in which Councillors Andrea Dawkins and Lindi McMahon express concern for Launceston women who were upset about the photo’s potential implications given Radke’s past controversies.

Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke has confirmed the end of his relationship with professional wrestler Saraya after six years together.The singer shared in a social media video that was then screen-recorded and reposted by a fan that he and Saraya separated around three months ago but have remained on good terms.He said in the video: “We’ve been broken up for fuckin’ three months. Where the fuck were you guys? Saraya lives three minutes away from me.

Billy Corgan, James Iha, Falling in Reverse‘s Ronnie Radke and more were in attendance at Marilyn Manson‘s birthday party.The controversial musician celebrated his 56th birthday on January 5 with an intimate party held at what appeared to be a bar or restaurant. Various photos and video clips of the night were shared on Instagram by Vanessa Alexandra – one of Manson’s friends – as well as the Marylin Manson fan account @marilynmanson.gallery.In one video, a crowd of invited guests take a moment to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to the musician.

Falling In Reverse‘s Ronnie Radke has come out to say that his band’s recent tour cancellation will have a “giant economic hit” on the UK.Earlier this week (December 4), it was reported that the metalcore band had to call off the UK leg of their ‘Popular Monstour 2’ tour due to visa restrictions concerning visitors with a record of 12 months prison time served or more.Radke served a prison sentence of over a year in relation to a fatal altercation that resulted in the death of an 18-year-old, per Billboard.The ‘Popular Monstour 2’ shows will be postponed to next year “while we continue to work thru [sic] this issue legally to obtain the necessary visa”, the band added. Refunds have now been made available to ticketholders from point of purchase.However, Radke has refused to keep silent on the issue – Radke shared a lengthy rant on TikTok decrying the public response to the cancellation.Radke said: “[You’re] celebrating the kids in my DMs with cancer that were excited to see me now they can’t.

Falling In Reverse have cancelled their UK tour after claiming their frontman was denied visa entry. The US rock band’s Popular Monstour 2: World Domination tour was due to start in the UK tonight at the AO Arena in Manchester.

Falling In Reverse have announced the cancellation of their UK tour as frontman Ronnie Radke has been allegedly denied visa entry, due to his time spent in prison.The metalcore band’s Popular Monstour 2: World Domination tour was set to hit the UK today (December 4) in Manchester. However, the band announced in an Instagram Story yesterday that it will no longer go forward as scheduled.“We regret to announce that the home office has denied Ronnie’s visa application for the remaining 2024 UK shows,” it read.

Black Veil Brides‘ Andy Biersack has defended his decision to tour with Falling In Reverse and his friendship with Ronnie Radke.Biersack and co are currently serving as opening support for Falling In Reverse on their 2024 US “The Popular Moms Tour II World Domination”. Upon announcing their supporting slot, the ‘Fallen Angels’ singers received major backlash over Radke’s divisive views shared on his social media accounts.The Black Veil Brides frontman took to his X/Twitter account after the tour kicked off to discuss the band’s reasoning for joining Radke and co on tour.

Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke has reportedly filed a defamation suit against YouTube music critic Anthony Fantano.It’s reported that Radke has claimed that Fantano “acted in malice” and “engaged in fraud” through his 2023 video about the singer, titled ‘This Guy Sucks’.The pair have previously had words on X, formerly Twitter, over Fantano’s review of the Falling In Reverse song ‘Watch The World Burn’ in February 2023. But five months later, in August, Fantano posted the aforementioned video, in which he brought up a range of allegations made against Radke over the years.The suit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday (August 20).

Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke has responded to Spiritbox dropping out of their scheduled tour dates with the band.Last week, Spiritbox confirmed they had pulled out of opening for six dates on Falling In Reverse’s ‘Popular Monstour’ tour this summer.While they did not specify the reason for the cancellation, the decision came amid ongoing controversy relating to Radke’s behaviour.The polarising musician has faced allegations of abuse, rape, assault and transphobia in the past, all of which he has consistently denied. He previously spent two-and-a-half years in prison for battery from 2008-2010.“We have withdrawn from the 6 shows we were scheduled to perform on the Popular Monstour,” Spiritbox wrote on social media.We have withdrawn from the 6 shows we were scheduled to perform on the Popular Monstour.— Spiritbox (@spiritboxband) March 13, 2023Our Last Night were then announced to perform in Spiritbox’s place.

Spiritbox have confirmed they have pulled out of a US tour with Falling In Reverse amid ongoing controversy relating to frontman Ronnie Radke’s behaviour.The announcement last week that Spiritbox would open for Falling In Reverse on six dates of their ‘Popular Monstour’ run this summer was met with an immediate outcry. Radke has been a polarising figure throughout his career, having faced allegations of abuse, rape, assault and transphobia, all of which he has consistently denied.

Derek Jones, guitarist for band Falling In Reverse has died at the age of 35.

By Ellise Shafer

Derek Jones, the guitarist for punk-pop band Falling in Reverse and one of the founding members, has passed away at the age of 35.

His death was confirmed by bandmate Ronnie Radke.

Derek Jones, the guitarist of the Las Vegas post-hardcore band Falling in Reverse, has died. His bandmate Ronnie Radke revealed the news. He was 35. The cause of death is currently unknown. Pitchfork has reached out to Falling in Reverse’s representatives.

WWE wrestler Paige is on the mend after undergoing emergency surgery to remove an ovarian cyst.