What Touring in a Metal Band Actually Looks Like 🚌

This is what playing a metal show REALLY looks like!
From the bus to the venue—we're bringing you into the full experience of life on tour.

We hit Quebec City to play a show, and you’ll see it all: driving in, loading out, grabbing food, and tearing it up live. Whether you’re a fan of metal, band tour vlogs, or just wondering what it's like on the road—this one’s for you.

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Our Story:
In 2014, brothers Carter and Kyle Laird formed a band with friends Brian Gosling and Kyle Clarke. Everything seemed perfect, but fate had other plans…

Their journey faced a pivotal challenge when drummer Clarke was diagnosed with a life-threatening condition called arteriovenous malformation, requiring multiple brain surgeries. The band paused all projects during his rehab, emerging in 2016 with a miraculous recovery. Despite this challenging experience, their bond, friendship, and gratitude deepened, infusing their music with a renewed sense of purpose.

These hardships led them to explore themes of healing, fractured relationships, and societal corruption on their debut album in Aug 2018. Their record “In Vain” has become one of their most successful albums to date, amassing millions of streams globally and resonating with listeners worldwide.

A major milestone came in 2023 when the band performed at Hell & Heaven Open Air in Mexico, playing with iconic acts like Slipknot, Guns N' Roses, A Day To Remember, and Bad Omens. This performance solidified their reputation and marked their growing influence in the global metal scene.

As The Structure Fails is currently crafting a highly anticipated album that expands their signature fusion of metal and hard rock.

If you've read this far, YOU are a vital part of our story, and your support gives us the strength to keep chasing our dreams.