Rapture Ruckus was a Christian hip hop and rock band from Wellington, New Zealand, signed to BEC Recordings.
Refocusing his passion for music, Brad partnered with Doug Aitofi and formed Rapture Ruckus.
Produced and written by Brad Dring and longtime collaborator Geoff Duncan, the album spawned the hit Singles "Freight Train", "Lose Control", and "I Believe".
Around this time Doug Aitofi left the group and Brad Dring continued the act as a soloist with the band as Backup.
The DVD also features interviews with Brad Dring and other Ruckus Members as well as the Parachute records CEO.
At Parachute Music festival 2009, the band performed two songs off the album "Hold on" and "Catch Me Ridin'".
In February and March Rapture Ruckus toured Australia and South Africa with Parachute Band performing their new songs and beginning to build up anticipation for the upcoming album.
[10][11] On 20 April it was announced that the album would actually only be an EP and that it would be a US release of Hold On with a slightly different track listing and title "Rapture Ruckus".
[citation needed] In 2013, Rapture Ruckus announced via their Facebook page that they wanted their fans' help to fund two new albums and a music video.
Their fans worldwide quickly met the amount, and frontman Brad Dring announced the two fan-funded projects would be dubbed "Invader Vol.
The release of the album was accompanied by a music video for In Crowd, featuring Soul Glow Activatur, formerly of Family Force 5.
[20][better source needed] They also came back to New Zealand to headline Ulbricht Management's "Worship Experience II" in Auckland.