Five Finger Death Punch has spent two decades turning radio-rock hooks into something closer to a sledgehammer, and on Thursday, July 23, 2026, the band drags its 20th Anniversary World Tour into the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. The Las Vegas quintet is one of the most consistently charting hard rock acts of the streaming era, and the Saratoga date pairs them with platinum outlaw-country songwriter Cody Jinks in the special-guest slot and Detroit hard rockers Eva Under Fire opening — a deliberately cross-genre bill for an amphitheater night.
About Five Finger Death Punch
The numbers behind 5FDP are hard to argue with: 13 consecutive #1 singles on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart — the longest such streak in the chart’s history — and more than 15 billion global streams. Whether or not the broader rock press ever fully came around, the band built one of the most reliable live engines in modern hard rock.
This run also lands at a turning point. The band’s tenth studio album, the follow-up to 2022’s AfterLife, is expected this fall, with lead single “Eye of the Storm” already out as of May. Expect SPAC to hear fresh material threaded through the catalog cuts that have anchored the set for years.
The supporting bill is worth showing up early for. Cody Jinks brings a platinum-certified outlaw-country catalog that sounds nothing like the headliner — and somehow makes the pairing work — while Eva Under Fire rounds out a lineup that swings from twang to full-throttle riffs in a single night.
There’s a charity layer, too: $1 from every ticket sold benefits USA Judo and USA Cycling’s BMX Racing and Freestyle Olympic teams as American athletes prepare for the 2028 Los Angeles Games. It’s a more substantive ticket-add than the usual.
Venue: SPAC
SPAC is the crown jewel of upstate summer — a Live Nation–operated amphitheater tucked into Saratoga Spa State Park, with roughly 5,200 covered seats under the shed and a sprawling lawn that pushes total capacity toward 25,000. The lawn is still the move for a night like this: bring a blanket, get there early, and budget extra time for the parking trek through the park. Standard Live Nation ground rules apply, so leave the outside alcohol and the personal lawn chairs at home.
Saratoga gets first crack at this one in the Capital Region. It’s one of three New York stops on the tour — Syracuse’s Empower FCU Amphitheater follows on July 26, and Jones Beach closes out the state on August 4.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale now, and doors open ahead of a 6:45 PM start.