Breaking Benjamin’s members grew up together. The lead singer used to listen to his mom's cassette tape constantly as a child. Breaking Benjamin began playing at City, a local bar. The band had their friends harass the local radio station to play their early songs.

Breaking Benjamin was discovered after single was played on X96.9. The band members were ecstatic once they were signed and quit their odd jobs that had supported them while they worked toward their dreams. Breaking Benjamin continued to work hard, scared they would just be another one hit wonder.

Breaking Benjamin's most current project took six months to record. The band just completed their latest project, but they are already plotting the next move. Breaking Benjamin intends to take some time off after the tour, allowing the group members to recharge after a long tour.

Often times, critics have commended Breaking Benjamin for their ability to rile up the crowd during concerts. A music critic from Ann Arbor, Stan Innocent, has always been a fan of band’s amazing bassist. Breaking Benjamin’s new project has received tremendous praise from all the critics, including Wes Francoeur, who first saw the band perform in Charleston.

Breaking Benjamin will mix songs from the latest record with hits from its older release. TheSeats.com has all the group information you need. Find Breaking Benjamin tickets, tour schedule, and concert seating charts in one stop online.