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Slaughter To Prevail forced to cancel three shows due to transportation issues

Author Benedetta Baldin - 30.8.2025

As reported from theprp, due to “travel delays” that their drummer Evgeny Novikov is experiencing, Russian deathcore band Slaughter To Prevail will not be able to attend their immediate performances this weekend with Falling In Reverse and others. Slaughter To Prevail announced Friday, August 28, that they have canceled their scheduled shows in Cincinnati, Tinley Park, and Noblesville. Their next show should be on September 2nd, in St. Louis, MO at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre.

Unfortunately, our drummer has encountered some travel delays, and we won’t be able to join Falling In Reverse for the shows this weekend in Cincinnati, Tinley Park, and Noblesville. We’re really sorry to our fans who were looking forward to seeing us at these shows. We’ll make it up to you, and in the meantime, we hope you all have an amazing time at the shows. We’ll see you soon.

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