loudwire

Disturbed’s David Draiman Says Streaming Saved The Music Industry

"Not everyone can. Not everyone can, from a financial aspect, to be perfectly honest," he admitted. "We're successful enough that we had the luxury of being able to do that. For younger bands that don ...
blabbermouth

DISTURBED's DAVID DRAIMAN Says Music Industry Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Workforce During Pandemic: 'They Went To Do Other Things'

DISTURBED frontman David Draiman spoke to Taryn Daly of Audacy's 99.9 KISW in Seattle about the band's upcoming 36-date "Take Back Your Life" spring/summer 2023 North American tour. The trek, produced ...
Forbes

Disturbed Earns Its First New Hit In Half A Decade

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Disturbed’s “I Will Not Break” debuts on two U.K. charts, marking ...
Forbes

Disturbed’s Pre-Hiatus Album Reached The Top Of The Charts 15 Years Ago

Disturbed scored four straight Billboard 200 No. 1s by 2010, with Asylum cementing the band's run and standing tall in a pop-heavy era 15 years ago this week. Disturbed backstage at Not So Silent ...
digitalmusicnews

Disturbed’s David Draiman Says ‘People Demonize Streaming’ — But It Actually Saved the Industry

The fraction-of-a-penny payouts from services like Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music has long been a point of contention in the music industry. But should musicians be counting their blessings? A ...