Falling in Reverse has been one of the most talked about bands on the rock and metal scene for over a decade now, and their live shows are something fans really look forward to. Whether you've been following them since their early days or you're just getting into their music, the Falling in Reverse tour is definitely something you don’t want to miss. The band, led by the ever-dynamic Ronnie Radke, always brings high energy, incredible stage production, and a setlist that mixes both old favorites and brand new tracks. If you're planning to catch them live in 2025, this guide will help you get the most out of the experience.

There’s more to this tour than just the music, though. From ticket tips to what to expect at the venue, we’ve got you covered. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious about what all the hype is about, we’re diving into everything you need to know about the Falling in Reverse tour this year.

So, buckle up and get ready for a deep dive into one of the most exciting concert events of the year. From setlists to fan reviews, and yes, even some unexpected surprises, here’s the lowdown on what's going on with the 2025 Falling in Reverse tour.

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Table of Contents

• About the Band
• Tour Dates and Locations
• What to Expect at the Show
• Tickets and Purchasing Tips
• Fan Experiences and Reviews
• Frequently Asked Questions

About the Band

Falling in Reverse started out back in 2008, and since then they've carved out a unique sound that blends rock, metalcore, and even elements of hip-hop and pop. Frontman Ronnie Radke has been a polarizing figure in the music world, but there's no denying his talent and the band’s impact. They’ve gone through a few lineup changes, but the core group has stayed consistent, and their live shows are known for being high-energy and unpredictable.

The band’s discography includes albums like “The Drug in Me Is You,” “Fashionably Late,” “Just Like You,” and more recently, “Popular Monster.” Each album has brought something new to the table, and their live sets often reflect that evolution in real time. If you're going to a show for the first time, or maybe even the tenth, there’s always something fresh to look forward to.

Learn more about Falling in Reverse's discography and how their sound has evolved over time.

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Tour Dates and Locations

The 2025 Falling in Reverse tour is already shaping up to be one of their most ambitious yet. The band is hitting major cities across the U.S., Canada, and parts of Europe, with dates stretching from March all the way through to August. Some of the most anticipated stops include Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, London, and Paris.

Here’s a quick look at some of the confirmed cities and dates (subject to change, so always check the official site):

• March 20 – Los Angeles, CA – The Novo
• March 25 – Chicago, IL – House of Blues
• April 5 – Toronto, Canada – Rebel
• April 12 – London, UK – O2 Forum Kentish Town
• May 10 – Paris, France – La Cigale
• July 19 – Austin, TX – ACL Live
• August 2 – New York, NY – Hammerstein Ballroom

Special guests and openers vary from city to city, so make sure to check who’s playing with them in your area. You can find the full list of dates and venues on their official website or through their social media accounts.

What to Expect at the Show

If you’ve never seen Falling in Reverse live before, here’s what you’re in for: a high-octane performance filled with pyrotechnics, wild antics from Ronnie, and a crowd that’s super into every song. The stage setup usually includes massive LED screens, lighting rigs, and often some wild props or visual effects that match the themes of their songs.

The setlist typically includes a mix of fan favorites like “Tragic Magic,” “I Hate Everything About You,” “The Drug in Me Is You,” and newer songs like “Zombified” and “Voices in My Head.” Ronnie’s interactions with the crowd are part of the fun, too — he’s known for being pretty outspoken and engaging with fans during the show.

As far as the vibe goes, it’s a mix of chaos and unity. People mosh, sing along to every lyric, and just generally let loose. It’s a great way to blow off some steam and enjoy some powerful music in a space where everyone’s there for the same reason.

Tickets and Purchasing Tips

Tickets for the Falling in Reverse tour can sell out quickly, especially for bigger cities or special dates. The best way to secure your spot is to sign up for the band’s official mailing list, follow them on social media, and keep an eye out for pre-sale announcements. Pre-sales usually start a week or two before tickets go on sale to the general public.

Here are a few tips to help you score the best tickets:

1. Use a reputable ticket vendor like Live Nation, AXS, or the venue’s official site. Avoid third-party resellers if possible.
2. Set up alerts on your preferred ticketing site so you’re notified as soon as tickets drop.
3. Consider VIP packages if you want a more premium experience — these often include early entry, exclusive merch, and meet-and-greet opportunities.
4. If you're on a budget, general admission floor tickets are often the most affordable, though they can sell out fast.

Keep in mind that ticket prices can vary depending on the venue and your proximity to the stage. If you’re not sure which section to choose, check out venue maps or fan forums to get a better idea of sightlines and sound quality.

Check out more concert-going tips to make sure your experience is smooth and memorable.

Fan Experiences and Reviews

If you're still on the fence about going, reading some fan reviews might help tip the scales. Most attendees agree that Falling in Reverse shows are unforgettable — not just because of the music, but because of the energy and the atmosphere.

One fan from a recent show in Chicago said, “Ronnie was on fire. He interacted with the crowd the whole time and even jumped into the pit during one of the songs. The setlist was perfect — we got to hear some deep cuts I didn’t expect.”

Another fan from London mentioned, “I’ve been to a few of their shows, and this one felt like they’ve really stepped up their game. The visuals, the lighting, even the merch — everything was just next level.”

Of course, not every review is glowing — some fans have mentioned that the sound quality can vary depending on the venue, and that mosh pits can get a bit intense. But overall, the consensus is that Falling in Reverse delivers a solid, memorable live experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Falling in Reverse tour set?

The typical set runs around 90 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the opener and encore. Sometimes Ronnie will extend the show if the crowd is really into it.

Are Falling in Reverse shows appropriate for all ages?

Most venues are all-ages, but it’s always a good idea to check the specific age restrictions for your show. Some shows might be 18+ depending on the venue and location.

What should I wear to a Falling in Reverse concert?

There’s no official dress code, but most fans go for casual rock attire — band tees, hoodies, jeans, and whatever makes you feel comfortable. Some fans like to dress up a bit more for the occasion, especially if they’re going to a special date or VIP event.