Falling In Reverse Allegedly Cancel Headline Show Due To Low Ticket Sales

Falling In Reverse have allegedly been forced to cancel their Austin, Texas, show due to low ticket sales, a source told Lambgoat.

It’s been a bad week for Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke. First, the singer announced that he had lost his defamation lawsuit against music critic Anthony Fantano. Now, his band have apparently cancelled a headlining concert in Austin, Texas due to low ticket sales.

Fans who were planning to attend the concert were confused when they suddenly received a notification from Ticketmaster stating that the upcoming concert on August 13 at Moody’s Centre had been cancelled. The notification only said, “Unfortunately, the Event Organiser has had to cancel your event”.

A source has revealed to the publication Lambgoat that the concert was scrapped due to poor ticket sales.

As of the time of writing, Falling In Reverse has not issued a statement addressing the cancellation.

Falling In Reverse kicked off their God Is A Weapon North America Tour with Slaughter To Prevail, Wage War, Hollywood Undead, Tech N9ne, Sleep Theory, and Point North this weekend in Colorado. However, like their show in Austin, the band have also suddenly cancelled their show in Bristow, Virginia on August 26. No reason has been confirmed as of yet.

Last week, Ronnie Radke published the video ‘I LOST MY LAWSUIT WITH ANTHONY FANTANO‘ where the singer shared he had lost his lawsuit against the internet’s busiest music nerd. Radke had lodged the lawsuit after Fantano published the video ‘This Guy Sucks’ in 2024, in which Fantano criticised Radke’s controversial past and current conduct. Fantano would also lob critiques of Radke’s music.

In his response video, Radke would make several personal attacks against Fantano, calling him an “insecure, little baby” and admitted his lawyers cautioned that he wouldn’t win his defamation case from the start.

You can watch his statement here.