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Rage Against the Machine Announce UK/European Tour with Run the Jewels

RATM will also headline Mad Cool Sunset Festival in September

Rage Against the Machine ’s long-anticipated reunion tour is finally set to kick off this summer. In between the band’s initial North American leg in Summer 2022 and a second leg in Spring 2023, they’ll embark on a tour of the UK and Europe.

Taking place between August and September, the newly announced UK/European leg includes a smattering of festival appearances and headlining shows with Run the Jewels . Other tour stops include Antwerp, Belgium; Zurich, Switzerland; Vienna, Austria; Krakow, Poland; Prague, Czech Republic; and cities elsewhere.

Tickets for the UK/European tour dates go on sale the week of April 25th. You can find individual ticket links and information for the shows below.

Notably, RATM will also headline Mad Cool Festival’s new offshoot festival, Mad Cool Sunset , in Madrid, Spain on September 10th. The one-day event also promises performances from Run the Jewels, Glass Animals, Kurt Vile & The Violators, Lucy Dacus, Yard Act, Nova Twins, and more.

Check out Rage Against the Machine’s complete tour schedule below. You can get tickets to their upcoming North American shows here .

Rage Against the Machine 2022-2023 Tour Dates: 07/09 — East Troy, WI @ Alpine Valley Music Theatre ^ ( Tix ) 07/11 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ^ ( Tix ) 07/12 – Chicago, IL @ United Center ^ ( Tix ) 07/15 – Ottawa, ON @ Ottawa Bluesfest ^ 07/16 – Quebec City, QC @ Festival d’ete de Quebec 07/19 – Hamilton, ON @ FirstOntario Centre ^ ( Tix ) 07/21 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena ^ ( Tix ) 07/23 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena ^ ( Tix ) 07/25 – Buffalo, NY @ KeyBank Center ^ ( Tix ) 07/27 – Cleveland, OH @ Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse ^ ( Tix ) 07/29 – Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena ^ ( Tix ) 07/31 – Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena ^ ( Tix ) 08/02 – Washington DC @ Capital One Arena ^ ( Tix ) 08/03 – Washington DC @ Capital One Arena ^ ( Tix ) 08/08 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden ^ ( Tix ) 08/09 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden ^ ( Tix ) 08/11 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden ^ ( Tix ) 08/12 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden ^ ( Tix ) 08/14 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden ^ ( Tix ) 08/24 – Edinburgh, UK @ Royal Highlands Centre ^ ( Tix ) 08/26 – Leeds, UK @ Leeds Festival ( Tix ) 08/28 – Reading, UK @ Reading Festival ( Tix ) 08/30 – Paris, FR @ Rock en Seine Festival ( Tix ) 09/01 – Antwerp, BE @ Sportpaleis ^ ( Tix ) 09/03 – Hannover, DE @ Expo Plaza ( Tix ) 09/05 – Zurich, CH @ Hallenstadion 09/08 – Malaga, ES @ Andalucia Big Festival ( Tix ) 09/10 – Madrid, ES @ Mad Cool Sunset ( Tix ) 09/13 – Vienna, AT @ Stadthalle ^ 09/15 – Krakow, PL @ Tauron Arena ^ ( Tix ) 09/17 – Zagreb, HR @ Zagreb Arena ^ 09/19 – Prague, CZ @ O2 Arena ^ ( Tix ) 02/22 – Las Cruces, NM @ Pan American Center ^ ( Tix ) 02/24 – El Paso, TX @ Don Haskins Center ^ ( Tix ) 02/26 – Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena ^ ( Tix ) 02/28 – Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena ^ ( Tix ) 03/03 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena ^ ( Tix ) 03/05 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena ^ ( Tix ) 03/07 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center ^ ( Tix ) 03/09 – Tacoma, WA @ Tacoma Dome ^ ( Tix ) 03/11 – Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum ^ ( Tix ) 03/13 – Calgary, AB @ Scotiabank Saddledome ^ ( Tix ) 03/15 – Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place ^ ( Tix ) 03/17 – Winnipeg, MB @ Canada Life Centre ^ ( Tix ) 03/19 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center ^ ( Tix ) 03/20 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center ^ ( Tix ) 03/22 – Sioux Falls, SD @ Denny Sanford Premiere Center ^ ( Tix ) 03/28 – Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center ^ ( Tix ) 03/30 – St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center ^ ( Tix ) 03/01 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena ^ ( Tix ) 03/02 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena ^ ( Tix )

^ = w/ Run the Jewels

Madrid! We’ll be back on September 10th at Mad Cool Sunset 🌄 Rage Against The Machine, Biffy Clyro, Glass Animals, Stereophonics, Run The Jewels and many more. Will you be there? Tickets coming soon #MadCoolSunset pic.twitter.com/XHafTxTH6e — Mad Cool Festival (@madcoolfestival) April 22, 2022

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RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Announces Summer 2022 European Tour

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE has announced the rescheduled dates for the European leg of the band's "Public Service Announcement" tour with RUN THE JEWELS .

All previously sold tickets for the headline shows (Vienna, Krakow and Prague) will be honored.

Fans who cannot attend and would like a refund can contact the original point of purchase until May 23.

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE 2022 European tour dates:

Aug. 24 - Edinburgh, UK - Royal Highlands Centre Aug. 26 - Leeds, UK - Leeds Festival Aug. 28 - Reading, UK - Reading Festival Sep. 01 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis Sep. 03 - Hannover, Germany - Expo Plaza Sep. 05 - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion Sep. 08 - Malaga, Spain - Andalucia Big Festival Sep. 10 - Madrid, Spain - Mad Cool Sunset Sep. 13 - Vienna, Austria - Stadthalle Sep. 15 - Krakow, Poland - Tauron Arena Sep. 18 - Zagreb, Croatia - Zagreb Arena Sep. 19 - Prague, Czech Republic - O2 Arena

This past January, RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE postponed the start date of the U.S. leg of its "Public Service Announcement" tour to this summer. The North American leg of the trek was originally slated to begin in March 2020 before it was rescheduled several times due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The trek will now kick off on July 9 in East Troy, Wisconsin. The 19 RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE shows that were supposed to take place between March 31 and May 23 will now take place in early 2023.

The upcoming tour will mark the first time the reunited quartet — Zack De La Rocha , Tom Morello , Brad Wilk and Tim Commerford — has hit the road together since 2011.

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE last played together at L.A. Rising and has resisted calls for a reunion, with vocalist De La Rocha previously believed to be the lone holdout. Guitarist Morello and his fellow RAGE bandmates Commerford (bass) and Wilk (drums) have since teamed up with PUBLIC ENEMY 's Chuck D. and CYPRESS HILL 's B-Real in the similarly styled PROPHETS OF RAGE .

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE recorded three original studio albums and one set of covers before breaking up in 2000. The group reformed in 2007 but only played sporadic gigs and never a full tour.

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Rage Against The Machine have been forced to cancel their forthcoming UK and European tour dates.

The band returned to action only last month after an 11-year absence , kicking off a North American tour with Run The Jewels   which had originally been due to start in March 2020 .

However, during the second show of the rescheduled tour in Chicago on July 11, frontman Zack de la Rocha injured his leg mid-performance . De la Rocha has since continued the tour with RATM, though he has been seated on stage while performing during each subsequent gig.

This afternoon (August 11) RATM have confirmed that, due to “medical guidance”, de la Rocha has been advised not to proceed with performing beyond their run of dates at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, which conclude on Sunday (August 14).

This means that RATM’s forthcoming UK and European tour dates, which included a pair of headline slots at Reading & Leeds next month, have been cancelled.

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“It is with great disappoint that we announce this cancellation,” the band said in their statement. “Zack must return home for rest and rehabilitation [following the New York shows]. The flights, travel time and rigorous schedule in the UK and Europe are simply too much of a risk for a complete recovery.

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“We are sorry to all of our fans who have waited years to see us, and hope to Rage again soon.”

You can see Rage Against The Machine’s affected tour dates below.

August 24 – Royal Highlands Centre, Edinburgh 26 – Leeds Festival, Leeds 28 – Reading Festival, Reading 30 – Rock en Seine Festival, Paris, France

September 1 – Sportpaleis, Antwerp, Belgium 3 – Expo Plaza, Hannover, Germany 5 – Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland 8 – Andalucia Big Festival – Sacaba Beach, Malaga, Spain 10 – Mad Cool Sunset – Espacio Mad Cool, Madrid, Spain 13 – Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria 15 – Tauron Arena, Kraków, Poland 17 – Zagreb Arena, Zagreb, Croatia 19 – O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic

RATM’s next scheduled tour dates are set to begin in February 2023 , with the North American run set to last until early April 2023.

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The rap-metal icons kicked off their pandemic-delayed Public Service Announcement two years later than planned, with a 16-song set at the 37,000-capacity Alpine Valley Music Theater in East Troy, Wisconsin on July 9.

They opened the show with Bombtrack , from their landmark 1992 debut album , and unleashed classics such as Bullet In The Head , Guerrilla Radio , Calm Like A Bomb , Sleep Now In The Fire and Killing In The Name .

While there was no new music, the band did break out their cover of Bruce Springsteen’s The Ghost Of Tom Joad for the first time since July 2000.

Rage Against The Machine bring the Public Service Announcement tour to the UK and Europe next month, kicking it off tour on August 24 at Edinburgh’s Royal Highlands Centre, before headlining the Leeds and Reading festivals on August 26 and 28.

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Political rap metal pioneers Rage Against The Machine have confirmed the rescheduled dates for the UK and European legs of their 2022 reunion tour. According to the band, all previously sold tickets for the headlining shows in Vienna, Krakow and Prague will be honored. Those unable to attend and would like a refund can obtain their money back via their original point of purchase until May 23rd, 2022. As with the already announced North American leg, Run The Jewels will remain on as support.

08/24 Edinburgh, UK – Royal Highlands Centre 08/26 Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival 08/28 Reading, UK – Reading Festival 09/01 Antwerp, BEL – Sportpaleis 09/03 Hannover, GER – Expo Plaza 09/05 Zurich, SWI – Hallenstadion 09/08 Malaga, SPA – Andalucia Big Festival 09/10 Madrid, SPA – Mad Cool Sunset 09/13 Vienna, AUT – Stadthalle 09/15 Krakow, POL – Tauron Arena 09/18 Zagreb, CRO – Zabgreb Arena 09/19 Prague, CZE – O2 Arena

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Rage Against The Machine announced 2022 European tour dates in August and September. The American group will play in United Kingdom, France, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Austria, Poland, Croatia and Czech Republic.

The American hip-hop duo Run The Jewels that is touring as the band’s opening act in the United States will also open most of part of the concerts in Europe. In an official statement the band talked about this part of their worldwide tour, saying: “The UK and European Rage Against the Machine “Public Service Announcement” Tour with Run the Jewels is ON SALE NOW. All previously sold tickets for the headline shows (Vienna, Krakow and Prague) will be honored. Fans who cannot attend and would like a refund can contact the original point of purchase until May 23rd, 2022. We will see you this summer.”

• 24 | UK, Edinburgh | Royal Highlands Centre
• 26 | UK, Leeds | Leeds Festival
• 28 | UK, Reading | Reading Festival
• 30 | France, Paris | Rock en Seine Festival
• 1 | Belgium, Antwerp | Sportpaleis
• 3 | Germany, Hannover | Expo Plaza (Without Run The Jewels)
• 5 | Switzerland, Zurich | Hallenstadion (Without Run The Jewels)
• 8 | Spain, Malaga | Andalucia Big Festival – Sacaba Beach
• 10 | Spain, Madrid | Mad Cool Sunset – Espacio Mad Cool
• 13 | Austria, Vienna | Stadthalle (re-schedule)
• 15 | Poland, Kraków | Tauron Arena (re-schedule)
• 17 | Croatia, Zagreb | Zagreb Arena
• 19 | Czech Republic, Prague | O2 Arena (re-schedule)

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The band will make their first concert since 2011 next July 9 at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre  in East Troy, Wisconsin. Their American and Canadian tour continues from July to mid August when they go to Europe. The group is formed by Tom Morello (Guitar), Zack De La Rocha (Singer), Tim Commerford (Bass) and Brad Wilk (Drums).

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Rage Against the Machine cancel headline Reading and Leeds sets, pull 2022 tour

The band, who recently returned to the live circuit after an 11-year absence, cancel on medical grounds.

By Charlotte Krol

Rage Against the Machine have cancelled their UK and European tour including headline slots at Reading and Leeds festival due to a medical issue involving singer Zack de la Rocha.

The US band were headlining the twin UK festivals and were also playing an Edinburgh show in less than a fortnight’s time. A statement said that de la Rocha is having to follow “medical guidance”.

Although details were not shared specifying the medical issue, last month de la Rocha injured his leg on stage at a gig in Chicago and performed following gigs sitting down.

“It is with great disappoint that we announce this cancellation,” the band said in their statement. “Zack must return home for rest and rehabilitation [following the New York shows]. The flights, travel time and rigorous schedule in the UK and Europe are simply too much of a risk for a complete recovery.

“We are sorry to all of our fans who have waited years to see us, and hope to Rage again soon.”

pic.twitter.com/AC5bcpyeOk — Rage Against The Machine (@RATMofficial) August 11, 2022

In July, Rage Against the Machine kicked off their return to the live circuit in 11 years with headline reunion shows in North America as well as festival appearances.

Their last album was Renegades , released nearly 22 years ago in December 2000.

See the band’s affected tour dates below:

AUGUST 2022 24 – Royal Highlands Centre, Edinburgh 26 – Leeds Festival, Leeds 28 – Reading Festival, Reading 30 – Rock en Seine Festival, Paris, France

SEPTEMBER 2022 01 – Sportpaleis, Antwerp, Belgium 03 – Expo Plaza, Hannover, Germany 05 – Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland 08 – Andalucia Big Festival – Sacaba Beach, Malaga, Spain 10 – Mad Cool Sunset – Espacio Mad Cool, Madrid, Spain 13 – Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria 15 – Tauron Arena, Kraków, Poland 17 – Zagreb Arena, Zagreb, Croatia 19 – O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic

Rage Against the Machine’s North American is currently still scheduled to start in February 2023, which runs until early April 2023. Head here to see dates.

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One of the most important rock bands of the last thirty years, Rage Against the Machine hit the scene hard as one of the defining acts of the 1990s, and continues to make an impact to this day.

Lead guitarist Tom Morello, singer Zack de le Rocha, bassist Tim Commerford and drummer Brad Wilk got together in the Los Angeles area back in 1991. Introducing a style heavily steeped in heavy metal, punk, funk and rap, the band quickly caught the ears of fans with its initial twelve-song self-titled, self-released demo cassette. Belting out hard grooves with passionate political protest lyrics, the band laid down who they would be from the get-go.

Touring in support of bands like Porno for Pyros and Suicidal Tendencies, Rage Against the Machine scored a label deal with Epic Records, with a second release of its self-titled debut album. Given an unusual amount of creative control, the band did not hold back their unapologetic protest sound. The band even made the self-immolation of Vietnamese Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức, a self-sacrificial act of defiance against his oppressive government, into the cover image of their first LP. The record went on to achieve triple platinum certification, reaching 45 on the Billboard 200 charts.

The following year, Rage Against the Machine kept climbing in popularity. Supporting House of Pain in early 1993, followed by appearances at Lollapalooza, the band’s following quickly swelled. In addition to its many tours over the following years, the band stayed true to its political activism by appearing in a series of benefits and protest shows. The band headlined the Rock for Choice campaign and organized a show in support of imprisoned Native American activist Leonard Peltier. In 1994, it recorded the track “Year of tha Boomerang” for the John Singleton film Higher Learning, which was about college racism.

Amidst many rumors of being on the verge of breaking up, Rage Against the Machine proved the naysayers wrong with the release of 1996’s Evil Empire. Its long-anticipated second album debuted on the top spot of the Billboard 200 charts. Its appearance on Saturday Night Live in support of the record was cut short when the band hung inverted American flags from its amps in protest of the show’s host, Steve Forbes. Rage also played at the Tibetan Freedom Concert in San Francisco that year alongside fellow performers Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Smashing Pumpkins, and many more.

In 1997, the band opened for a U2 benefit concert, then headlined its own tour later that year with bands like Wu-Tang Clan and The Roots supporting. By 1999, its next full length album release would drop. The Battle of Los Angeles once again debuted on the number one spot of the Billboard 200, quickly going double platinum. That same year, Rage played in Woodstock ’99, and their track “Wake Up” appeared on the soundtrack for the film The Matrix.

In 2000, Zack de la Rocha left Rage Against the Machine due to differences, causing the band to break up. Despite this, another record came out a few months later. Renegades featured all cover songs of a wide array of acts such as The Rolling Stones, Cypress Hill and Bruce Springsteen. The remaining three members formed the group Audioslave with former Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. Audioslave released three albums before disbanding in 2007.

In 2007, Rage Against the Machine reunited for a performance at Coachella. A small tour followed in 2008 at European and American festivals. For the following years, more shows and side projects kept hopes alive for a new Rage album. But the members stopped playing together around 2010.

In 2019, the band announced its first full-throated tour in 20 years. The tour, planned over the course of 2020, was unfortunately cut short due to the Covid pandemic. Back on track for 2022, the tour was derailed again when de la Rocha suffered a severe leg injury onstage. Regardless, the band is poised to return to the road after the singer recovers.

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I went to several Rage Against the Machine concerts in the early 2000s and went to the show at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in 2011 after the band got back together and all I can say is, “Wow!” This band is utterly incredible live.

They bring an energy to the stage that very few bands can match. The concerts are not about distracting the audience with flash stage sets, illusions, or anything else that some bands do. Lead singer Zack de la Rocha demands your attention with his stage presence and vocals. He growls, screams, and sings in a way that few vocalists can. It’s incredible that, after almost two decades of this, he still has any voice left.

Tom Morello is probably one of the best guitarists performing today. Witnessing him live is a treat. Just watch his hands and how they dance over the guitar strings. It is hard to believe that a human being can make those kinds of sounds come from a guitar with only two hands!

The crowd has been electric at all of the shows I have been to. When you go in, expect to dance, jump around, and maybe even get snatched up and sent crowd surfing. There is no standing around at a Rage concert. Every song is fast, aggressive, and electrifying.

When I saw them in 2011 they played for almost two hours and covered every major song in their catalogue. The crowd ate it up and it felt like neither the band nor the crowd wanted to leave the venue. They are currently on hiatus again, but when they reunite and go on another tour, they are an act that cannot be missed.

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The only time I seen RAtM was in the early 90's. I was only like 15 or so. Not my first concert, maybe my 7th or so. Not a stadium venue, nor a nightclub venue. More of an antique theater venue. They were co-headliners with Cypress Hill with Funkdoobiest as openers. I don't remember a lot from that day, do to the high amount of...well, high. I do recall I had a great time. Never heard bass notes hit so hard and loud before, even from friend's beaters stuffed with battery killing dual 15's or what have you. The other thing I really recall was trying to comprehend how the guitarist was creating those sounds. How unconventional it seemed. It was experimental, yet held rhythm and melody. It just meshed so well with the rest of the soundscape, yet was different. New. I was lightly familiar with Hendrix by then. Seen the Woodstock VHS, and understood he took the guitar to unexplored territory. It felt like that's what I was witnessing as Morello performed. When you listen to them with headphones or in your car, you don't fully comprehend how some of those sounds are created. Seeing him yank the plug out of the jack of his instrument, then using it somewhat like a cello bow to make the noises you hear on the record was damn impressive. Other than that, I know there was a lot of energy exuded that night. Wish I could remember more. Though that might come flooding back to me when I see them next week in Cleveland nearly 30 years later.

I am grateful to have personally witnessed the high-octane holistic medicinal ballistic-spiked pure rushes of adrenaline Rage Against The Machine live at Fair Field in Dallas opening for U2 on their North American 'Pop' tour which also featured the Chelsea FC-supporting, internationally renowned maestro producer & iconic DJ, Paul Oakenfold. Most definitely amongst the best shows I've had the great pleasure to have experienced!

Saw them for the first time at Woodstock 99. Band was incredible! Especially Tom Morelo's guitar riffs, outstanding!. The venue sucked as many are aware but Rage and Dave Matthews band were outstanding. Can't wIt to see Rage in a morepleasent environment.

I just heard they're playing at santa fe springs swap meet tonight i just don't know what time. i dont know anything else about it.. literally so don't ask me

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Rage Against the Machine Announce Rescheduled ‘Public Service Announcement’ Tour Dates

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Rage Against the Machine are ready to hit the road. After postponing their “ Public Service Announcement ” tour due to the pandemic, the agit- rock quartet will hit the road starting in July with opening act Run the Jewels nearly two years after the original dates.

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After bumping from 2020 to summer 2021, the Zack de la Rocha-led lyrical bomb-throwers will finally take the stage starting July 9 with a kick-off show at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, Wisconsin, before making their way across North America with stops in Chicago, Toronto, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and a five-night stand in New York.

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The dates will then pick up again in early 2023 with another round of shows beginning with a Feb. 22 gig at the Pan American Center in Las Cruces, New Mexico. That run of gigs will keep the band on the road through a planned two-night stand in Detroit at Little Caesars Arena in early April.

In a note the band said all tickets for the moved dates will be honored; fans who would prefer a refund have until March 15, 2022.

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July 9 – East Troy, WI @ Alpine Valley Music Theatre July 11 – Chicago, IL @ United Center July 12 – Chicago, IL @ United Center July 15 – Ottawa, ON @ Ottawa Bluesfest July 16 – Quebec City, QC @ Festival D’Ete De Quebec July 19 – Hamilton, ON @ First Ontario Centre July 21 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena July 23 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena July 25 – Buffalo, NY @ Keybank Center July 27 – Cleveland, OH @ Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse July 29 – Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena July 31 – Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena Aug. 2 – Washington, DC @ Capitol One Arena Aug. 3 – Washington, DC @ Capitol One Arena Aug. 8 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden Aug. 9 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden Aug. 11 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden Aug. 12 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden Aug. 14 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden

Feb. 22 – Las Cruces, NM @ Pan American Center Feb. 24 – El Paso, TX @ Don Haskins Center Feb. 26 – Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena Feb. 28 – Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena March 3 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena March 5 – Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena March 7 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center March 9 – Tacoma, WA @ Tacoma Dome March 11 – Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum March 13 – Calgary, AL @ Scotiabank Saddledome March 15 – Edmonton, AL @ Rogers Place March 17 – Winnipeg, MB @ Canada Life Centre March 19 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center March 20 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center March 22 – Sioux Falls, SD @ Denny Sanford Premier Center March 28 – Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center March 30 – St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center April 1 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesar’s Arena April 2 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesar’s Arena

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American rock band Rage Against The Machine have cancelled their upcoming UK and European tour dates, after frontman Zack de la Rocha injured his leg during a performance.  

The band had returned to performing last month after an 11-year absence, but de la Rocha injured his leg mid-way through a rescheduled show in Chicago.  

De la Rocha had continued to perform with the band for the North American tour, which had originally been scheduled to begin in March 2020, but was seated for the remaining shows.  

The band has now said that the frontman has been advised not to continue beyond their run of dates at Madison Square Garden in New York, which end on Sunday.  

This means that Rage Against The Machine will not embark on their UK and European tour, which included two headline slots at Reading & Leeds festival.  

In a statement on Instagram , the band said: “Per medical guidance, Zack de la Rocha has been advised that the August and September 2022 UK and European leg of the Rage Against The Machine tour cannot proceed. It is with great disappointment that we announce this cancellation.”

The statement added that the flights, travel time and rigorous schedule would be hinder a complete recovery for de la Rocha, and that fans should refer to their point of purchase of ticket refunds.

“We are so sorry to all of our fans who have waited years to see us and hope to Rage again soon,” added the band.  

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Rage Against The Machine have been forced to cancel the UK and European leg of their tour, including performances at Reading and Leeds festivals after their frontman was injured. 

The band had been due to perform a string of dates in the UK and EU but were forced to call them off on ‘medical guidance’ after Zack De La Rocha sustained a leg injury on the second night of their North American tour last month in Chicago. 

The band confirmed the cancellations on their official Twitter account, telling fans: ‘Per medical guidance, Zack De La Rocha has been advised that the August and September 2022 UK and European leg of the Rage Against The Machine tour cannot proceed. 

‘It is with great disappointment that we announce this cancellation.’

They added: ‘Rage Against The Machine will be finishing their run at Madison Square Garden on August 11, 12 & 14 and then Zack must return home for rest and rehabilitation. 

‘The flights, travel time and rigorous schedule in the UK and Europe are simply too much of a risk for a complete recovery. 

pic.twitter.com/AC5bcpyeOk — Rage Against The Machine (@RATMofficial) August 11, 2022

‘We are so sorry to all of our fans who have waited years to see us and hope to Rage again soon. Please contact your point of purchase for refunds to any headline shows. Brad, Tim, Tom & Zack.’

Zack had injured his leg in the middle of the band’s Chicago show while performing Bullet In The Head. 

He had briefly left the stage with the help of the crew but later returned to complete the show sitting down on a stage monitor. 

The singer told the crowd at the time: ‘I don’t know what happened to my leg right now. But you know what? We’re gonna keep this f**king s**t going. 

‘If I have to crawl across this stage, we’re gonna play for y’all tonight. We came too f**king far.’

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Rage Against The Machine’s cancelled tour dates are: 

• Aug 24: Royal Highlands Centre, Edinburgh
• Aug 26: Leeds Festival, Leeds
• Aug 28: Reading Festival, Reading
• Aug 30: Paris Rock en Seine Festival  France
• Sep 01: Antwerp Sportpaleis, Belgium
• Sep 03: Hannover Expo Plaza Germany
• Sep 05: Zurich Hallenstadion Switzerland
• Sep 08: Malaga Andalucia Big Festival – Sacaba Beach Spain
• Sep 10: Madrid Mad Cool Sunset – Espacio Mad Cool Spain
• Sep 13: Vienna Stadthalle Austria
• Sep 15: Kraków Tauron Arena Poland
• Sep 17: Zagreb Arena Croatia
• Sep 19: Prague O2 Arena Czech Republic

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Rage Against the Machine Cancel 2022 UK/European Tour “Per Medical Guidance” for Zack de la Rocha

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Rage Against the Machine have canceled their upcoming UK/European tour “per medical guidance” for injured frontman Zack de la Rocha.

The singer injured his leg four songs into the band’s set on July 11th in Chicago — the second show of the highly anticipated “Public Service Announcement Tour.” He’s been performing seated ever since. Overall, the trek has been a bit of a wild ride thus far — from recurring Guy Fieri sightings to an idiotic fan who rushed the stage and got tackled by a security guard who ended up knocking over Tom Morello .

According to a statement posted to Twitter , the band will wrap up its North American tour as planned on Sunday (August 14th) with its current multi-night stand at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The UK/European tour was supposed to kick off later this month and run throughout September. The full statement reads as follows:

“Per medical guidance, Zack de la Rocha has been advised that the August and September 2022 UK and European leg of the Rage Against the Machine tour cannot proceed. It is with great disappointment that we announce this cancellation.

Rage Against the Machine will be finishing their run at Madison Square Garden on August 11, 12 & 14 and then Zack must return home for rest and rehabilitation. The flights, travel time, and rigorous schedule in the UK and Europe are simply too much of a risk for a complete recovery.

We are so sorry to all of our fans who have waited years to see us and hope to Rage again soon.

Please contact your point of purchase for refunds to any headline shows.”

Fortunately, RATM’s 2023 North American tour dates remain confirmed. The jaunt with Run the Jewels is set to kick off February 22nd in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and runs through April 2nd in Detroit. Get tickets via Ticketmaster .

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