Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke talked about whether he would be open to touring with Motionless in White and Black Veil Brides, although he had past feuds with both bands’ frontmen, Chris Motionless and Andy Biersack.
When asked, “I feel like you could fantasy book — I like fantasy booking tours — a Falling In Reverse, Motionless in White, Black Veil Brides tour. Do you think there’s any chance that you all would ever do shows together?” Radke responded:
“That would be massive. That would be in stadiums. I mean my average ticket sales right now are about 12,000 a show, like Pollstar I believe, maybe 10. That’s a lot, bro. And you know, Motionless in White, Black Veil Brides together would be insane. That would be crazy.”
“That would be massive. You would need… You know what? I’m not going to spill the beans if that were to ever happen. I got — I would have an idea for that. That’d be sick.”
“That’s what the fans would want. F*ck what everybody else says. That’s what the fans want. That’s the thing — I’m — that’s the most important thing is what the fans want. And I’m saying that from the bottom of my heart. It’s like, you know, there’s bands that I tour with I don’t like that I just sucked it up, you know, for the fans. So, it happens all the time.”
The idea lands against a complicated history. Radke’s comments about a shared bill came during a Rock Feed interview where he also revisited the conflicts that have defined his relationships with both bands. The conversation covered what happened with Chris Motionless and an alleged confrontation with Andy Biersack on tour.
Radke has framed his issue with Motionless in White as personal rather than a band-wide conflict. He said of the situation: “It’s not like a beef, dude. The band, the members are cool. I have a problem with Chris.” The same report tied the tension to disagreements over how Motionless in White handled a separate accusation involving Crown the Empire.
Still, the touring side of the equation already has a proven template. Motionless in White, Black Veil Brides and Ice Nine Kills launched the triple co-headlining “Trinity of Terror” tour in 2022, with the bands sharing the stage every night in alternating order. The run was a sold-out success and later expanded into a second leg, which was confirmed ahead of its September 2022 return.
That history makes Radke’s stadium talk less far-fetched than it sounds. Motionless in White and Black Veil Brides have already shown they can carry a package bill together across North America, and Falling in Reverse has consistently ranked among the stronger draws in the scene. Radke himself pointed to an average of roughly 10,000 to 12,000 tickets per show as the baseline for his current touring cycle.
Falling in Reverse also remains a fixture on major festival bills. The band is among the confirmed acts for Rock am Ring and Rock im Park 2027, with more than 100,000 tickets already sold for the German festival weekend. Motionless in White appears on that same lineup, which puts both bands in the same orbit well before any hypothetical co-headlining run.
For now, Radke is keeping the details to himself. He confirmed he has an idea for how such a tour would work, but he declined to share it. What he did make clear is that fan demand, not industry politics, would be the deciding factor.
