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Disturbed say they want their music to “heal people” after their singer signed a bomb and caused their Belgium gig to be cancelled

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Disturbed say they want their music to “heal people” after their singer signed a bomb and caused their Belgium gig to be cancelled

The Platinum-selling band say that music is “not about what divides us”, a year after frontman David Draiman signed a bomb set to be used by the Israeli Defence Force

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