FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH has officially announced its 20th-anniversary world tour, celebrating two decades of music from the band's 2005 formation to global arena headliners.
The tour will kick off on July 20 at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey, and conclude on October 23 at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia, marking a 48-city North American leg produced by Live Nation.
The tour will feature special guest Cody Jinks and EVA UNDER FIRE before moving to Europe in early 2027, where it will run across 21 cities, beginning in Manchester, U.K.
on January 16 and ending in Helsinki on February 22, with LAMB OF GOD and BLEED FROM WITHIN as headliners.
The 20th-anniversary tour will showcase material from the band's upcoming tenth studio album, 'Legacy,' set for release on July 31 in digital format and on September 18 across CD, vinyl, and cassette.
Zoltan Bathory, the band's guitarist, emphasized that the title 'Legacy' reflects a milestone — not a retirement — stating, 'It's a marker, like, "Wow, we got this far,"' and explaining that the band wants to be remembered in history, 'We will be in the book.
We have a legacy.
We're not gonna be left out.' The band also performed the previously unreleased 'Legacy' title track live for the first time at the tour's kick-off concert, alongside two singles from the new album — 'Eye Of The Storm' and 'De Oppresso Liber.' Revolver called 'Eye Of The Storm' 'huge,' praising its blend of metal chugs and melody, while Loudwire described it as a 'driving, furious banger' that signals a new album cycle.
FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH has long been recognized for its charitable work, and this year continues that tradition by aligning with Team USA and supporting the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles in 2028.
A portion of ticket sales from the North American leg will benefit high-performance programs for U.S.
Olympic and Paralympic athletes.
The band credits its success to its global fanbase, which has grown into a self-sustaining network of fan clubs in Germany, Norway, and the U.K., each with their own flags and online presence, built independently by fans over decades."