North America – Five Finger Death Punch is marking two decades of hard rock with its 20th Anniversary World Tour, a major concert run that began in North America in July 2026 and continues into the UK and Europe in early 2027.

The North American Tour

The 48-city North American leg opened July 20 at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey, and is scheduled to conclude October 23 at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia. The tour is produced by Live Nation, with Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire joining the bill for much of the run.

The anniversary shows bring together songs from across the band’s career with newer material. The band formed in Las Vegas in 2005 and released its debut album, The Way of the Fist, in 2007.

The tour also carries a charitable component. Five Finger Death Punch announced that $1 from every ticket sold would benefit USA Judo and USA Cycling BMX programs supporting Olympic athletes.

New Music

The band has been working on its tenth studio album, with the record expected during 2026. Its current touring set includes newer songs alongside established tracks that have helped define the band’s live identity. Live Nation’s published tour information lists songs including “Legacy,” “Lift Me Up,” “Wrong Side of Heaven” and “The Bleeding” in recent performances.

UK and European Dates

The international chapter begins January 16, 2027, at Manchester’s AO Arena. The itinerary includes Glasgow, Dublin, Birmingham and London’s O2 before moving through mainland Europe. Lamb of God and Bleed From Within are scheduled as supporting acts.

European dates currently extend through February 22, when the tour reaches Helsinki’s Veikkaus Arena. Other stops include Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Oslo and Stockholm.

Two Decades of Five Finger Death Punch

The anniversary tour places the band’s catalog at the center of its live shows while opening a new chapter for its international audience. After 20 years, Five Finger Death Punch continues to build its concert schedule around the music that established its place in modern hard rock.