Papa Roach have donated £40,000 to UK suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) after playing five UK arenas on their Rise of the Roach tour. It’s double the £20,000 they gave the charity in 2025, bringing their donations to CALM across the two years to £60,000.
Last year, Wembley Arena was the band’s only UK stop. This time they played Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and London’s The O2 before wrapping up the UK dates in Cardiff on 9 November. “This run of shows in the UK was our biggest yet, and the fans really showed up,” said frontman Jacoby Shaddix.
CALM chief executive Simon Gunning thanked the band for bringing the charity’s message to those audiences as well as raising money for its services. Papa Roach say they’ve donated more than $750,000 to suicide prevention efforts worldwide since 2023.
The Rise of the Roach tour continues across Europe with LANDMVRKS and Sleep Theory. Munich is next on 13 November, with the final show set for 6 December at the LDLC Arena near Lyon.