'Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes' decide to take 'Hiatus'
Frank Carter, Dean Richardson formed their rock band in 2015
The iconic British Punk rock band, Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes have announced an unexpected hiatus.
Taking to Instagram, the rock band released an official statement confirming the news of their break.
The famous boy band wrote, "Nine years, five albums, hundreds of stages shared all over the world and our songs sung with each and every one of you."
"It is with sadness we announce The Rattlesnakes are taking a hiatus," revealed the founding members, Frank Carter and Dean Richardson.
Frank and Dean showed deep sorrow over their decision. On the other hand, the duo also expressed gratitude for being able to share the stage with their band members; Gareth, Tank, Elliot & Mitch.
The post concluded with an invite, "Please join us in celebration of the songs that changed our lives. Our UK and European tour will go ahead, and we look forward to seeing you all on the dance floor."
Earlier in 2015, Frank Carter and guitarist Dean Richardson formed English punk rock band, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. The band has been famed for their various live shows and debut album Blossom.
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