Myles Kennedy Teams Up with Disturbed for a Captivating Live Performance of “The Sound of Silence”

Witness the unforgettable moment when Disturbed delivered their remarkable rendition of “The Sound Of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkel, further elevated by the presence of Myles Kennedy from Alter Bridge. Alter Bridge’s seven rock albums have been consistently praised by critics and fans alike.

This memorable performance took place at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, Texas. Disturbed has featured various guest vocalists in the past, but this collaboration stands out as exceptionally profound, reminiscent of a darker echo of Simon and Garfunkel. It’s a must-see for those who haven’t experienced it yet.

The combination of David Draiman’s deep, haunting vocals with Myles Kennedy’s harmonies introduces a fresh and captivating layer to the already impressive cover. Disturbed first shared their take on this classic in 2015, and the music video on their YouTube channel has garnered over 90 million views. Following a live performance on the Conan Show, Paul Simon reached out to David Draiman to commend the cover and even shared it on his social media, offering high praise and validation for Disturbed’s rendition.

This particular live version, capturing the synergy between Disturbed and Myles Kennedy, has attracted 17.4 million views, captivating audiences with its deep emotional resonance. Fans of Simon and Garfunkel, Disturbed, and Myles Kennedy alike have expressed their admiration for this powerful version, with many sharing personal stories of how the song has moved them.