Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke addressed the possibility of touring with Motionless in White and Black Veil Brides in a recent interview.
Radke weighed in on whether such a joint tour could ever happen, despite his past feuds with both bands’ frontmen, Chris Motionless and Andy Biersack.
Radke was asked: “I feel like you could fantasy book — I like fantasy booking tours — a Falling In Reverse, Motionless and White, Black Veil Brides tour. Do you think there’s any chance that you all would ever do shows together?” He offered his thoughts on the scale and feasibility of such a lineup.
“That would be massive,” Radke said. “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 and White, Black Veil together would be insane. That would be that would be crazy.”
Radke continued, hinting he already has ideas for how such a tour could come together. He stopped short of revealing any details.
“That would be massive. You would need… You know what? I’m not going to spill the beans if that were to ever happen,” he said. “I got I would have an idea for that. That’d be sick.”
He went on to emphasize that fan demand would ultimately be the deciding factor. Personal history between the acts, he said, would not stand in the way.
“That’s what the fans would want. F*ck what everybody else says. That’s what the fans want,” Radke said. “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.”
Radke’s comments arrive against a backdrop of shifting dynamics between the three acts. Their history has swung between public friction and unexpected common ground on stage.
The tension between Radke and Chris Motionless flared again in early 2025. Radke posted a pointed message referencing the Motionless in White frontman alongside the band’s former bassist TJ Bell, reviving a long-running conflict that dates back years. The exchange kept the Falling in Reverse and Motionless in White feud in headlines well into the year, even as both acts continued to share festival stages.
That friction eased somewhat when Falling in Reverse and Motionless in White both appeared on the lineup for the Warped Tour’s Orlando revival. Radke later revealed that the two frontmen had an extensive conversation during the event. He said the situation between them was resolved and that he intended to feature Chris Motionless on a future livestream, and he also urged fans to stop bringing up the old feud.
Radke’s relationship with Black Veil Brides has followed a similarly complicated path. Andy Biersack faced backlash over Black Veil Brides’ decision to tour alongside Falling in Reverse. Radke stepped in to publicly defend him, pushing back against fans who criticized the pairing. Biersack himself later addressed the criticism directly, explaining that disagreements between artists do not have to prevent them from sharing a stage.
Those recent points of connection suggest that all three acts have already found ways to coexist on the same festival circuit, whatever history exists between Radke, Chris Motionless, and Biersack. That track record adds weight to Radke’s suggestion that a full-scale joint tour is not entirely out of the question, even though nothing is planned yet.
No official plans for a joint tour have been announced. Further updates may follow.
Source: Rock Feed
