The Californian band Papa Roach will cross the pond at the beginning of 2020 to present their new work, Who Do You Trust, live in what will be a European tour that will take them to Germany, Greece, Italy, Hungary, Poland and France, among other countries. The band will also stop in Spain, specifically in La Riviera on February 17th.

Founded in 1993, Papa Roach has undergone several musical changes since its beginnings in Nu-Metal through alternative metal and hard rock. They debuted with the album Old Friends from Young Years (1997), although they became internationally known in 2000 with their second album Infest, which has been recognized three times as a platinum album.

The three albums, Lovehatetragedy (2002), Getting Away With Murder (2004) and The Paramour Sessions (2006), continued the marked success and served for Papa Roach to experiment with music.

These works were followed by Metamorphosis in 2009, The Connection in 2012, F.E.A.R. in 2015 and Crocked Teeth in 2017, an album that became the band's biggest success as it meant their return to the stage, as they had been away from it since October 2002.

Currently formed by Jacoby Shaddix, Jerry Horton, Tobin Esperance and Tony Palermo, Papa Roach will perform at the Madrid concert Not The Only One, Feel Like Home or Elevate, songs that are part of the album Who Do You Trust, released in 2019.  Moreover, during the European tour, the group will be accompanied by the Americans Hollywood Undead.