Knocked Loose have confirmed that they will continue with their upcoming dates on Metallica's tour, despite recent health and injury setbacks affecting two members of the band.
The Kentucky hardcore outfit are currently supporting Metallica on the UK and European leg of the "M72" tour.
Major performances are still scheduled at Dublin's Aviva Stadium, Cardiff's Principality Stadium and London Stadium in the coming weeks. See all dates and ticket information here.
The group, who are also preparing to support Bring Me The Horizon at upcoming shows in Poland, have reassured fans that every scheduled date will go ahead despite a challenging few weeks on the road.
Frontman Bryan Garris recently revealed that he had been diagnosed with Bell's Palsy while touring. He documented the experience in a video diary, explaining that he sought medical advice after noticing he was "losing control" of the left side of his face. The condition causes temporary facial paralysis. Rather than stepping away from performances, Garris opted for treatment including steroids and acupuncture, allowing him to stay on stage.
Then on Friday, May 29, guitarist Isaac Hale shared that he had been "hit by a car". He posted a photo on Instagram showing his hand and wrist heavily wrapped in bandages. Despite the injury, Hale appeared in good spirits, giving a thumbs up in the image and joking about enjoying boba tea after leaving the hospital, suggesting he also plans to remain on the tour.
Knocked Loose are also set to head out on a North American tour later this year alongside co-headliner Denzel Curry. The two recently teamed up on the explosive new single "Hive Mind".
The song marked the band's first new release since 2024's album "You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To", which featured the Grammy nominated collaboration with Poppy, "Suffocate".
Speaking to NME last year, Garris discussed where the band could head creatively in the future. "There’s been a lot of processing of how amazing some of these moments have been. But there’s never been any conversation about lightening up. We’re a heavy band and we’re always going to be a heavy band."
"If anything, that attention makes us want to double down. We see people reacting positively to all of this chaos that we’re introducing to our sound and we get inspired by that feedback, inspired by past extremes working. That’s how it will stay."
Knocked Loose are also due to perform at Primavera Sound in Barcelona this week, with their set among those being streamed live through Amazon Music.
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