They've done a great job in the recent years. I love these guys and everything they do. I recorded the entire song on my phone but when I got home to watch it it was deleted somehow and I again died. When I attended the Bury The Hatchet tour FIR reunited with Escape the Fate which was maybe the best thing to ever have happened! Craig Mabbit of ETF did a fantastic job as well and when they came together to sing "Not Good Enough For The Truth In Cliche" I just about died. They make sure to play all the hits and classics while also giving you a taste of the new works of art. He acts goofy and laughs at himself and he talks to the fans. Ronnie has so many crazy mannerisms that make him who he is. Each member genuinely looks like they're having the time of their life onstage. They sound very much like the albums they've slaved to create. (The time he threw the mic stand) But Falling in Reverse and Ronnie have come a long way! The band itself plays flawlessly. I believe that maybe we all know about some of Ronnie Radke's maybe.less fortunate fans, that were in the crowds watching their shows back in the day. That takes a skill that few others share, and it makes Falling In Reverse ones to watch, for sure. Say what you want about Rappin’ Ronnie Radke, but there are few people around that can command as much attention, good or bad, as he can. 2013 saw the band rise in notoriety with the album “Fashionably Late”, which saw the group experiment with styles lifted from hip-hop and chart pop. The album was a commercial success, charting at number 19 on the Billboard 200 and the band saw off the remaining year and a half of the campaign touring the world. The rest of the band had already been recording “The Drug In Me Is You” since January of that year when Radke was released, and the album was released in July the following year. While he wasn’t in contact with them he spent the rest of his time writing, and by the time he was released in December 2010, he was ready to go public with his new band. After ruminating about what to do next, he contacted the original line up of the band from his cell and during visiting hours, he would meet up with the new members one by one and discuss their ideas for the band. He went into prison as the lead singer of post-hardcore godheads Escape The Fate, but he was booted from the band as a result of his incarceration. Radke first started conceptualising the band while serving out his prison sentence for a parole violation concerning his involvement in the fatal shooting of the 18 year old Michael Cook.
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