in 2011. Rev Theory was scheduled to go on tour with Hatebreed, All That Remains, and Five Finger Death Punch from October 13 to December 14, but had to cancel due to a band member's injury. On April 12, 2012, Rev Theory posted on their Facebook Page that Rikki Lixx would no longer be a part of their band, stating "We've parted ways on good terms and we wish him nothing but success in his creative endeavors. We love Rikki and he will always be our friend and our brother." Take 'Em Out and The Revelation (2012–present) On November 1, 2012, Rev Theory announced that they were putting out a new EP titled Take 'Em Out, through Universal Music Group's specialty licensing label/publisher Killer Tracks. The EP, which featured four songs produced by Wax Ltd, was also released commercially online through digital retailers and streaming sites, including iTunes and Spotify. The song "Something New" gained considerable popularity online due in part to a high number of synchronization uses in media as well as a lyric video produced by The Uprising Creative. The "Something New" lyric video was premiered by Monster Energy and was later featured by VEVO. The band spent most of 2013 promoting their Take 'Em Out EP and recording songs for a new studio album. On August 10, 2013, the band released a street track called "Alpha King" along with another lyric video. The "Alpha King" lyric video premiered on Loudwire.com. On February 20, 2014, the band teased a song online from their forthcoming studio album called "Red Light Queen" on Loudwire.com, along with an announcement that Paul Phillips (formerly with Puddle of Mudd) would be joining the band as lead guitarist on future tour dates. On April 6, 2014, the band performed Randy Orton's theme song "Voices" live at WrestleMania XXX as Randy Orton entered the arena to defend the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. In August 2014, Rev Theory signed with Century Media/Sony Music imprint Another Century and also announced their first digital single with the label, "Born 2 Destroy." On September 19, 2014, the label premiered the official lyric video of "Born 2 Destroy" on Loudwire.com and on September 30, 2014, "Born 2 Destroy" was officially released as a digital single through online retailers like iTunes. In October 2015, WWE chose the song "We Own The Night" as the main theme song for the new WWE