The five finger death punch tour 2026 is entering its final North American stretch as the Las Vegas hard rock powerhouse continues its 20th anniversary celebration with a run of major arena and amphitheater performances. With new music from Legacy now part of the band’s current era, the remaining October shows are giving fans across the southern and eastern United States some of their last chances to experience the anniversary production.
The tour began in July and has traveled through dozens of cities, combining established Five Finger Death Punch favorites with newer material. The North American leg is scheduled to conclude October 23 in Bristow, Virginia, before the band’s international plans move into the next phase of the anniversary campaign.
October Shows Are Now the Main Focus
Five Finger Death Punch’s next scheduled performance is October 7 at the Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, Alabama. The concert comes immediately before a busy sequence of dates covering Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina and Ohio.
The remaining schedule is:
- October 7 — Huntsville, Alabama
- October 8 — Franklin, Tennessee
- October 10 — Tampa, Florida
- October 11 — West Palm Beach, Florida
- October 13 — Alpharetta, Georgia
- October 14 — Raleigh, North Carolina
- October 16 — Charlotte, North Carolina
- October 17 — Virginia Beach, Virginia
- October 19 — Greenville, South Carolina
- October 21 — Columbus, Ohio
- October 23 — Bristow, Virginia
The Bristow performance at Jiffy Lube Live currently serves as the final listed North American date for the 2026 leg.
Huntsville Opens the Final Run
The October 7 Huntsville concert is particularly significant because it launches the last sequence of shows on the U.S. schedule.
The event features Five Finger Death Punch alongside Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire. Doors are scheduled to open at 5:15 p.m., with the concert beginning later in the evening.
The performance is expected to feature songs spanning the band’s career, including material associated with its major hard-rock releases as well as music from its latest studio project.
A 20-Year Milestone Drives the Tour
The current concert campaign marks two decades since Five Finger Death Punch began building its identity in the heavy music scene.
Rather than treating the anniversary as simply a retrospective, the band has paired the celebration with new music and a major touring schedule. That approach gives the shows a mixture of nostalgia and forward momentum.
The group has accumulated a large catalog during its career, producing songs that have become staples of modern rock and metal playlists. Tracks such as “The Bleeding,” “Bad Company,” “Wrong Side of Heaven,” “Under and Over It” and “Wash It All Away” remain among the songs most closely associated with the band’s live reputation.
New Album Legacy Adds Another Dimension
The anniversary arrives alongside Legacy, the band’s 10th studio album.
The digital edition was released at the end of July 2026, while physical versions on CD and vinyl became available in September. The album represents a significant release for a band marking its 20th year and gives the current concerts fresh material to complement the established catalog.
“De Oppresso Liber” was released as a new song during the album campaign, while “Eye of the Storm” has also been promoted during the current musical cycle.
The arrival of Legacy means fans attending the remaining concerts are not simply watching a retrospective anniversary show. They are seeing a band introduce its next chapter while celebrating its history.
Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire Join the Lineup
The supporting lineup brings together artists from different corners of the American rock landscape.
Cody Jinks adds an outlaw-country influence to the package. His music offers a different texture from Five Finger Death Punch’s heavier sound, creating a varied concert experience for audiences.
Eva Under Fire provides another hard-rock element. The Detroit group has developed a following with its energetic modern-rock sound and helps maintain the intensity of the evening between performances by the headliner.
Most of the remaining October dates feature both supporting acts. However, the published tour schedule identifies certain earlier dates without Cody Jinks, so fans should check the specific event listing for their city.
The Tour Also Has a Charitable Component
The anniversary campaign is connected to a charitable initiative supporting U.S. athletes.
A portion of ticket proceeds from the tour is being directed toward USA Judo and USA Cycling BMX Racing and BMX Freestyle programs. The effort connects the band’s touring campaign with preparation for future Olympic competition in the United States.
That initiative adds a philanthropic component to a tour otherwise centered on music and the band’s two-decade milestone.
What Fans Can Expect From the Concerts
Five Finger Death Punch’s live performances are built around a high-energy combination of heavy guitar work, forceful vocals, large choruses and songs designed for arena-sized audiences.
The setlist can vary between nights, but the current performances draw from multiple stages of the band’s catalog. That allows longtime listeners to hear familiar songs while newer tracks give the show a contemporary edge.
The band’s cover performances have also become part of its concert identity. “Bad Company” is particularly recognizable among the group’s live staples, while other fan favorites have remained important throughout its touring career.
With the anniversary theme, audiences can expect the production to emphasize the band’s long history without abandoning its current musical direction.
2027 Will Continue the Anniversary Campaign
The North American concerts are not the end of the broader 20th anniversary world tour.
Five Finger Death Punch has already announced UK and European arena dates for 2027. That means the anniversary campaign is extending beyond the United States and Canada, giving international fans an opportunity to see the band during the same milestone period.
The move into European arenas also reflects the band’s substantial international audience and the continued demand for its live performances.
Where the 2026 North American Run Ends
After the October 21 performance in Columbus, the tour heads to Virginia for its final North American stop.
The closing concert is scheduled for October 23 at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow. Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire are listed alongside the headliner for the event.
For fans hoping to attend one of the final shows, ticket availability can differ considerably from city to city. Venue schedules and ticket listings should be checked close to the event because performance times, availability and event details can change.
Why the 2026 Shows Matter to Fans
Few moments in a band’s career offer the same combination of history and new material as a 20th anniversary year.
Five Finger Death Punch has spent two decades developing a distinctive position in hard rock, and the current tour allows audiences to revisit that journey while hearing the band’s latest work.
The combination of Legacy, the anniversary production, a wide-ranging catalog and an international continuation in 2027 makes this touring cycle an important moment for the group.
For U.S. fans, however, the window is narrowing. The October schedule represents the final stretch of the North American campaign, with the Bristow concert currently marking the end of the 2026 U.S. run.
Final Five Finger Death Punch Tour Update
The five finger death punch tour 2026 is approaching its North American conclusion, with 11 performances remaining from October 7 through October 23. Huntsville starts the final sequence, while Bristow is currently scheduled to close the U.S. leg.
The tour’s 20th anniversary theme, new Legacy album and diverse supporting lineup have made the 2026 campaign one of the band’s most significant touring periods. International performances planned for 2027 will carry the celebration forward, ensuring the anniversary cycle continues well beyond the final U.S. concert.