Five Finger Death Punch has premiered a new song called "Eye of the Storm."The track marks the first preview of the Las Vegas metallers' upcoming milestone 10th studio album, due out later in 2026.

Vext was actually on hand at the band's troublesome Netherlands show earlier this week and sang two songs before Moody took the stage with the band and proclaimed it was his "last show" with FFDP.

The U.S. festival circuit is drawing near, which also means plenty of small tours surrounding the stops. With Five Finger Death Punch being a fixture at rock and metal festivals, they've booked a few ...

It’s another dry, sweltering morning in Las Vegas, and the guitarist Zoltan Bathory has just left his Gothic castle. Bearded and dressed in black, with a bundle of dreadlocks piled high on his head, ...

When it was announced earlier this year that tribal tattoo, divorced dad energy having band Five Finger Death Punch was including a collaboration they did with the late rapper DMX for a new digital ...

Five Finger Punch and Breaking Benjamin today announced a co-headlining amphitheatre tour set for this summer, and Central Florida fans will have the chance to see the carnage for themselves. The ...

After releasing 20 Years of Five Finger Death Punch – Best of Vol. 1 earlier this summer, the multi-platinum superstars announced a sequel appropriately titled Vol. 2, to be released October 24. The ...

The deluxe edition of Five Finger Death Punch's Afterlife album is out today, and it includes an unexpected collaboration. "This Is The Way," a bonus track from the new release, pairs the hard rockers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Zoltan Bathory and Ivan Moody from Five Finger Death Punch perform on stage at Oslo Spektrum in Oslo, Norway on January 23, 2020 ...

The name Five Finger Death Punch stems from the 1972 kung-fu movie, Five Fingers of Death, also known as King Boxer. The plot centers around a marital arts student Chih-Hao, who falls in love with his ...

While many Alabamians braved long Black Friday lines and the sight of Thanksgiving leftovers last week, hundreds of others packed an Alabama arena to hear the deafening chords of heavy metal band, ...