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American heavy metal band from Chicago known for aggressive sound, powerful vocals, and multi-platinum albums. Formed in 1994, rose to fame with 2000's 'The Sickness'. Experienced lineup changes, hiatus (2011-2015), and global resurgence with 'The Sound of Silence' cover. Continues active touring and recording.

• Original bassist Steve Kmak was fired in 2003 after creative disputes; replaced by John Moyer who remains in the lineup.
• Their 2015 cover of Simon & Garfunkel's 'The Sound of Silence' unexpectedly went viral, earning a Grammy nomination and diamond certification – a radical departure from their usual style.
• Frontman David Draiman battled severe drug addiction during early fame, later becoming an outspoken advocate for sobriety and mental health awareness.
• The band's four-year hiatus (2011-2015) was triggered by exhaustion and Draiman's divorce, sparking breakup rumors before their surprise return.
• Disturbed holds the rare distinction of five consecutive debut albums (2000-2010) reaching No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
• Known for philanthropic work, particularly supporting veterans' organizations like USO and Wounded Warrior Project.