Five Finger Death Punch Announces 20th Anniversary Tour

Metal band to hit the road with Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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The heavy metal band Five Finger Death Punch will embark on a 48-date '20th Anniversary World Tour' this summer, kicking off on July 20th in Camden, New Jersey and wrapping up on October 23rd in Bristow, Virginia. The tour will feature material from their upcoming 10th studio album as well as classic hits, with country artist Cody Jinks and rock band Eva Under Fire joining as special guests.

Why it matters

Five Finger Death Punch is one of the most successful metal bands of the past two decades, with multiple platinum albums and a devoted fanbase. Their 20th anniversary tour is a major milestone and an opportunity for the band to celebrate their legacy while also supporting up-and-coming artists and U.S. Olympic athletes.

The details

The tour will feature 48 dates across North America, with stops in cities like Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. In addition to performing new and classic material, the band will donate a portion of ticket sales to support high-performance programs for U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes as they prepare for the 2028 games in Los Angeles.

  • The tour kicks off on Monday, July 20th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, NJ.
  • The tour wraps up on October 23rd at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia.

The players

Five Finger Death Punch

A heavy metal band that has achieved significant commercial success over the past 20 years, with multiple platinum albums and a devoted fanbase.

Cody Jinks

A country musician who will join the tour as a special guest in support of his current album, In My Blood.

Eva Under Fire

A rock band that will provide support on the tour and is set to release a new album, Villainous, in 2026.

Zoltan Bathory

The founding guitarist of Five Finger Death Punch, who stated that the band is supporting U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes through the tour.

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What they’re saying

“It's a little-known fact that the United States is one of the only major countries in the world where the government does not fund Olympic and Paralympic athletes or their training programs. Our athletes are competed against nations with fully funded teams, while U.S. teams rely almost exclusively on private donations and sponsorships. We believe supporting Team USA is both patriotic and necessary, especially with the Olympic and Paralympic Games coming home in 2028.”

— Zoltan Bathory, Founding Guitarist, Five Finger Death Punch (kvakradio.com)

What’s next

The band will announce additional international tour dates following the completion of the North American leg of the 20th Anniversary World Tour.

The takeaway

Five Finger Death Punch's 20th anniversary tour is a celebration of the band's longevity and success, while also serving as a platform to support U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes. The tour's diverse lineup and charitable component demonstrate the band's commitment to both their music and giving back to the community.