The heavy rorkers reportedly have to cancel their forthcoming U.S. performances because they want David Draiman undergo treatment for his serious throat condition.
- October 9, 2010
AceShowbiz - Heavy rockers Disturbed have scrapped their upcoming U.S. tour so frontman David Draiman can undergo treatment for a serious throat condition. The illness is not thought to be permanent, but Draiman has been told he must stop performing for at least four weeks in order for him to fully heal, according to the Boston Globe.
It is not known if Draiman's condition is linked to his past problems - in 2006 he underwent successful surgery to fix a deviated septum which was making breathing difficult and affecting his vocals.
Disturbed was formed on October 24, 1995 in Chicago, Illinois. They have released five studio albums with their last record "Asylum" hitting the shelves in August this year.
