Huntington Beach, CA's SiX have been forced to cancel all their upcoming tour dates after drummer Nate Bowers was arrested in Portland, OR last week while back home visiting family. Bowers had allegedly assaulted the singer of a local emo band.

SiX recently released their new album "Between The War and the Warning", which features guest appearances by Mike Clark from Suicidal Tendencies and bassist Tony Campos from Static-X, through the group's own 1605 Records.

Formed in 2001, SiX has been punishing the hard rock scene on their own terms with a fierce independent mindset that allows them to record and tour on their own terms. Comprised of members of alt-metal act Drown and former touring members of Cypress Hill and OPM, the group's previous release "The Price of Faith" received strong reaction from radio and prompted Amp Magazine to say SiX the group "combine the modern day crossover metal of Machine Head, Metallica, and Fear Factory with classic influences such as Sabbath, Priest, and Maiden." Since then the group has done hundreds of shows, touring the country and sharing stages with Clutch, GWAR, Slipknot, Disturbed, Shadows Fall, Stone Sour and countless others.