AT THE DRIVE-IN are Reuniting Again in 2016

by Ryan Minic | Dec 1, 2015

For at least one performance… Will there be more??

It’s been almost four years since At The Drive-In made their return from hiatus back in 2012, and we haven’t heard from them since. The Mars Volta stopped functioning, Omar started doing Bosnian Rainbows, and then he and Cedric got busy with Antemasque.

But next year ATDI will be taking the stage once again, for at least one performance at Rock on the Range in Columbus, Ohio. The three day festival will take place on May 20-22 and will include Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rob Zombie, A Day To Remember, Bring Me The Horizon, Lamb of God, Ghost, and a ton others.

It does seem likely that more At The Drive-In shows will be happening in 2016. Until we get more, here’s a stream of their 1998 album In/Casino/Out.

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