Five Finger Death Punch Celebrate 20th Anniversary with Concert in Prague

Two decades after their formation, Five Finger Death Punch are embarking on a major anniversary world tour – including a stop in Prague in early 2027. The American hard rock band promises an energetic evening at the O2 arena featuring songs spanning their 20-year career.

The American hard rock band Five Finger Death Punch will perform in Prague as part of their major anniversary tour. On 31 January 2027, the multi-platinum band will take to the stage at Prague’s O2 arena. They will be joined by the Czech metal group Dymytry, while Scottish band Bleed From Within will open the evening.

With the “20th Anniversary World Tour”, Five Finger Death Punch are celebrating two decades as a band. The Las Vegas group has long been regarded as one of the most successful acts on the international hard rock and metal scene and has announced an energetic show in Prague featuring songs from across their entire career.

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Five Finger Death Punch have amassed more than 12 billion streams worldwide and have remained one of the most successful bands on the Billboard hard rock charts for years. Since 2007, the band has released nine consecutive studio albums, several of which achieved gold or platinum status, alongside numerous number-one positions in the rock charts.

The group is known not only for its own success, but also for collaborations with artists including Rob Halford, Rob Zombie, Steve Aoki and Max Cavalera. In addition, the band has long supported charitable causes, including organisations focused on suicide prevention, support for war veterans, cancer survivors and homeless young people.

The band also gained international attention through their joint stadium tour with Metallica, which concluded at the end of 2024. Today, Five Finger Death Punch are considered one of the biggest names in modern rock music, filling major arenas and festival sites around the world.

Tickets for the concert on 31 January 2027 at Prague’s O2 arena are available from CZK 1,200 (plus booking fees). Official ticket sales begin on 8 May 2026 at 10:00 via Ticketmaster and Ticketportal.