Disturbed, Take Back Your Life Tour

Disturbed, new German dates added to Take Back Your Life Tour

Published on 07/28/2026 at 09:28 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Disturbed expand their Take Back Your Life Tour with fresh 2026 arena shows including Berlin, Hamburg and Munich, bringing their heavy rock sound back to Germany alongside dates across Europe and North America.

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Disturbed return to the road with their global Take Back Your Life Tour. As the band confirm via their official tour schedule, new 2026 arena dates in Berlin, Hamburg and Munich extend the run for German fans alongside an expanded European and North American leg.

New German shows on the tour map

The updated Take Back Your Life Tour now includes Disturbed shows at major German arenas, with stops announced for Berlin, Hamburg and Munich in 2026, adding to the band’s already sizable routing across the continent.

These German dates slot into a broader European schedule that also circles through Austria and Switzerland, positioning the band’s heavy rock sound firmly back in front of central European audiences with a focus on full-scale arena production.

Tour and live context for 2026

According to live listings and venue announcements, Disturbed’s 2026 touring calendar builds on their recent runs by lining up arenas and festival slots across Europe and North America, confirming that the band remain an active touring force rather than a studio-only project.

This expanded tour not only revisits key markets such as Germany, Austria and Switzerland but also threads through major cities elsewhere, giving fans in multiple countries renewed opportunities to see the band perform a set that balances newer material with core catalog staples.

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More news and background on Disturbed

Fans in Germany and beyond can follow how Disturbed’s tour, catalog and chart story evolve across upcoming months and future cycles.

Where Disturbed stand right now

Disturbed are a Chicago-based rock band who have grown from late-1990s club shows into a regular arena and festival presence, with a sound rooted in heavy guitars, muscular rhythms and David Draiman’s distinct vocal delivery.

Next on the calendar

Disturbed’s next officially confirmed live date is a 2026 arena show on the Take Back Your Life Tour, with tickets available via established platforms and venue box offices.

Disturbed at a glance

  • Act: Disturbed
  • Genre: Rock / heavy metal
  • Origin: Chicago, United States
  • Active since: 1994
  • Lineup: David Draiman (vocals), Dan Donegan (guitar), Mike Wengren (drums), John Moyer (bass)
  • Label: Reprise Records / Warner
  • Key works: The Sickness (2000), Believe (2002), Ten Thousand Fists (2005), Immortalized (2015)
  • Current album/single: Divisive, released November 18, 2022
  • Charts / certifications: Multiple albums on the Billboard 200 and international charts, including several Top 10 entries in Germany’s Official Charts.
  • Next live date: 2026 Take Back Your Life Tour arena show

Frequently asked questions about Disturbed

Does Disturbed have upcoming dates in Germany?
Yes, Disturbed’s updated Take Back Your Life Tour schedule includes new 2026 arena dates in Berlin, Hamburg and Munich, giving German fans several options to see the band live.

Which album is currently central to Disturbed’s tour set?
The band’s recent tour cycles have featured material from Divisive, released in November 2022, alongside long-standing staples from albums such as The Sickness and Ten Thousand Fists.

How long has Disturbed been active as a band?
Disturbed formed in Chicago in 1994 and have remained an active recording and touring unit for more than three decades, with multiple international chart appearances and repeated arena-level tours.

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