Why did Ronnie Radke go to prison? Falling in Reverse cancels UK Tour over singer’s criminal past

Why did Ronnie Radke go to prison? Falling in Reverse cancels UK Tour over singer’s criminalp ast

American rock band Falling in Reverse canceled their UK show of The Popular MonsTOUR II’s Europe leg, citing frontman Ronnie Radke’s criminal past hindering the visa process. On December 3, the band took to their Instagram Story and wrote:Music

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Why did Ronnie Radke go to prison? Falling in Reverse cancels UK Tour over singer’s criminal past

Falling In Reverse Perform In Berlin – Source: Getty

Why did Ronnie Radke go to prison? Falling in Reverse cancels UK Tour over singer’s criminal past

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Modified Dec 04, 2024 11:04 GMT

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American rock band Falling in Reverse canceled their UK show of The Popular MonsTOUR II’s Europe leg, citing frontman Ronnie Radke’s criminal past hindering the visa process. On December 3, the band took to their Instagram Story and wrote:

“We regret to announce that the home office has denied Ronnie’s visa application for the remaining 2024 U.K. shows (4 Dec – 16 Dec). The U.K. is currently refusing entry to visa applicants who served more than 12 months prison time, as Ronnie did in 2008.

“Therefore, we will not be able to come to the U.K. this month to perform the shows we were greatly looking forward to. We will be postponing the shows to next year while we continue to work through this issue legally to obtain the necessary visa. We will keep you posted as we know more.”

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For the unversed, Ronnie Radke served nearly two and a half years in prison in 2008 after he violated his five-year probation sentence related to a May 2006 killing. While the now-40-year-old musician was not directly involved in the crime, he was the one who initiated the fight between rival groups, one led by him and the other by Marcel Colquitt.

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In mid-2006, Ronnie Radke and Marcel Colquitt met to fight each other near the Shadow Ridge High School on the north side of Decatur Boulevard in Las Vegas around 2.30 pm. While the reason behind the altercation remains unknown, bot

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American rock band Falling in Reverse canceled their UK show of The Popular MonsTOUR II’s Europe leg, citing frontman Ronnie Radke’s criminal past hindering the visa process. On December 3, the band took to their Instagram Story and wrote:

“We regret to announce that the home office has denied Ronnie’s visa application for the remaining 2024 U.K. shows (4 Dec – 16 Dec). The U.K. is currently refusing entry to visa applicants who served more than 12 months prison time, as Ronnie did in 2008.

“Therefore, we will not be able to come to the U.K. this month to perform the shows we were greatly looking forward to. We will be postponing the shows to next year while we continue to work through this issue legally to obtain the necessary visa. We will keep you posted as we know more.”

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For the unversed, Ronnie Radke served nearly two and a half years in prison in 2008 after he violated his five-year probation sentence related to a May 2006 killing. While the now-40-year-old musician was not directly involved in the crime, he was the one who initiated the fight between rival groups, one led by him and the other by Marcel Colquitt.

Exploring Ronnie Radke’s criminal history amid Falling in Reverse’s UK Tour postponement

In mid-2006, Ronnie Radke and Marcel Colquitt met to fight each other near the Shadow Ridge High School on the north side of Decatur Boulevard in Las Vegas around 2.30 pm. While the reason behind the altercation remains unknown, both brought their respective crews.

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However, during the altercation, 18-year-old Michael Cook, who was team Colquitt, was shot and killed. While 22-year-old Chase Rader, who was accompanying Ronnie Radke, admitted to firing the gun aimed at Cook, prosecutors argued he acted in self-defense. Colquitt’s brother was also injured in the fight.

While nobody was convicted of murder, Ronnie Radke was charged with and pled guilty to battery with substantial bodily harm and for carrying brass knuckles to the fight, which was illegal in Nevada.h brought their respective crews.