In 2023, Chicago nu-metal outfit Disturbed—whose albums like Immortalized earned Grammy nods and millions in sales via anthems such as "Down With the Sickness" and the cover "The Sound of Silence"—headlined day two of Graspop Metal Meeting, Europe's premier metal festival in Belgium's Dessel, attracting over 100,000 attendees. Their hour-long set, imbued with frontman David Draiman's poignant address on depression—admitting he nearly followed Chester Bennington's path but affirmed "You are not alone," urging the crowd to raise hands in unity—segued into a stirring "The Sound of Silence" amid applause. Tracks from the Divisive opener "Hey You" to ferocious "Stupify" and "Ten Thousand Fists," a Genesis "Land of Confusion" cover, and the closing "Down With the Sickness" with guitar flair balanced power and melody, though forum feedback cited audio issues; GRIMM Gent reviewers praised the crisp, heartfelt delivery, marking it as the day's zenith.