Rise to Remain Cancel Touring Plans, Debut Album Delayed

by Ryan Minic | Jan 6, 2012

Rise to Remain have been forced to drop off their upcoming tour with Machine Head and Suicide Silence after parting ways with bassist Joe Copcutt and drummer Pat Lundy.

The band’s debut album, City Of Vultures, has been pushed back to a June 5th release date via Century Media Records.

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