Falling in Reverse

Falling in Reverse is an American band presenting a unique blend of post-hardcore, punk rock, and elements of pop and rap. Founded in 2008 by Ronnie Radke, former lead singer of Escape the Fate, Falling in Reverse was born of Radke's desire to reinvent himself after a tumultuous period marked by personal and legal problems.

The band quickly gained popularity thanks to their debut album The Drug in Me Is You, released in 2011. The diverse-sounding album blends punchy guitar riffs, catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. Tracks like “I'm Not a Vampire” and “The Drug in Me Is You” have become iconic.

Falling in Reverse are known for their bold approach to the genre, not hesitating to incorporate elements of hip-hop, metalcore and even electronic music into their compositions.

The band has undergone several line-up changes over the years, but Radke has remained the central pillar, guiding the band's artistic vision. With albums like Just Like You (2015) and Coming Home (2017), Falling in Reverse has continued to explore new sonic territories, while remaining true to its DNA.

The album The Drug in Me Is Reimagined (2020) is an orchestral, reinvented version of their debut. At the same time, the single “Popular Monster” became a huge hit, consolidating their place on the international scene. The album of the same name was released in 2024 and gathers many tracks that were released the years before, such as "Watch the World Burn" and "Voices in my Head".