The band secretly regrouped in 2014 and recorded Immortalized, their first studio album since 2010‘s Asylum. Disturbed pick up right where they left off, not missing a beat. They have always known how ...

So far, fans have already had a chance to hear the lead single "The Vengeful One," as well as the songs "What Are You Waiting For," "Fire It Up" and the "Immortalized" title track off the new album.

Clearly, the members of Disturbed can keep a secret. In June, when the heavy-metal group announced a new album and released theirn single, The Vengeful One, barely anybody knew the group had been in ...

When I first hit play on the lyric video for the title track from the new Disturbed album, Immortalized, I was like, “WHOA! Am I about to like a Disturbed song?!?!?!” ‘Cause it’s got this big swinging ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Disturbed’s debut album The Sickness recently turned 25. The group ...

Disturbed returned with a vengeance in late June with the release of their first single in five years, “The Vengeful One.” The band is keeping the new material coming with today's premiere of the ...

Disturbed’s animated ad featuring reporters being fatally shot on live television has been pulled by Warner Bros. following Wednesday’s on-air shooting on Roanoke, Va.’s WDBJ7-TV. The advertisement ...

When Disturbed disappeared as a band in 2011, its members were dead serious about maintaining a low profile — so serious, in fact, that they stayed out of sight even after they regrouped a couple of ...

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 ...

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The members of Disturbed find themselves in the elite company of Madonna, Beyoncé, Eminem, Dave Matthews Band, U2 and Metallica this week. With the hard-rock group's Immortalized debuting atop the ...