Metal icons Five Finger Death Punch have confirmed a 20th anniversary World Tour, taking place early next year. The 2027 event will see the Wash It All Away and Blue On Black singers performing five shows in the UK and Ireland in January. The string of arena shows will culminate in one final monolithic event at London’s O2 Arena. Here, they’ll perform to a staggering 20,000 people.

The gigs will be the beginning of Five Finger Death Punch’s tour, which consists of 21 cities around the UK and Europe. What’s more, they’ve got some massive names joining them along the way. They have invited rock legends Lamb Of God and Bleed From Within to perform each night. Tickets for these shows are out right now, and below, we’ve broken down everything fans need to know now.

Five Finger Death Punch tickets are available now from a number of online retailers, after being released on Friday, May 8, 2026.

First off, this includes official sellers such as Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

Here, tickets are being sold for around £70 each.

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Alternatively, fans looking for specific tickets that they cannot find on official sellers’ sites may have better luck on resale markets.

Websites such as viagogo and StubHub offer fans the chance to buy second-hand tickets; options previously sold out now on sale again.

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Legendary rockers The Damned are going on tour once again, in what they are calling The Final Damnation Tour. The band, who first formed in 1976, are the punk legends who brought such massive hits as New Rose, Love Song, Smash It Up and Shadow Of Love to the airwaves. Their die-hard fans may have just seen the Dave Vanian-fronted band perform at London’s Wembley Arena earlier this year, but later this year, they’re swapping to massive theatre and concert halls.

The Damned will be playing seven enormous shows around the country beginning on November 25, 2026. The gigs, which come to an end on December 5, 2026, will see them performing in Brighton, Bristol, London, Manchester, Newcastle and more. Tickets for these events are already out right now, and we’ve listed all the details fans need to get involved below.

Speaking out about this upcoming tour, two of the band have expressed great excitement about their return to stages.

Rat Scabies said: “Half a century on and who’d have thought we would still be upright and breathing? We never thought we’d make it this far and neither did you! But here we are, a finely tuned engine. The Damned still has the power and finesse to excite, entertain and accelerate into our 50th year.”

Captain Sensible added: “With 50 years of catalogue to choose from, only the best songs from our chequered history will be performed, and with the passion and commitment all good music lovers deserve. You know we won’t disappoint.”

Andrea Bocelli has been performing for over 30 years and shows no sign of stopping. The 67-year-old Italian tenor recently had a concert in Mexico City’s main square, Zócalo, where he concluded as always with a sensational rendition of Nessun Dorma, which you can view below.

Nessun dorma!, which means “Let no one sleep” is an aria from the final act of Giacomo Puccini’s opera Turandot. The song is performed by the unknown prince character Calaf who falls in love at first sight with the Princess Turandot. To marry Turandot, Calaf must answer her three riddles correctly, but if he fails he will be beheaded. Nessun dorma! is the prince’s assertion that he will indeed triumph and wed the princess.

On the honour of performing in Mexico City, Bocelli shared on Instagram: “Singing in front of hundreds of thousands of people, in a square so rich in history and meaning for Mexico, was for me a rare and deeply moving privilege. A collective breath capable of transforming music into a true universal language. I would like to express my most heartfelt gratitude to the organisers, the institutions of Mexico City, @televisa_espectaculos, @bancoplata, @wme, @aegpresents, as well as to all the teams who contributed to making this memorable evening possible. To the Mexican audience and to the entire Latin community, with sincere affection: thank you for welcoming me, for your generosity, for your enthusiasm, and for the love you shared. A memory I will cherish forever.”

The Romanza – 30th Anniversary World Tour continues and tickets can be booked here.