Five Finger Death Punch stream their Red Rocks show free worldwide on 8 September through Veeps.
Five Finger Death Punch are broadcasting their Red Rocks Amphitheatre concert free of charge to anyone who wants to watch. The show takes place on Tuesday 8 September at Morrison, Colorado and streams from 9pm Mountain Time through Veeps, with no ticket or subscription required.
The set draws across the band’s whole catalogue alongside material from Legacy, and the Red Rocks bill also carries Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire as support, though the stream is built around the headline performance.
Legacy landed digitally on 31 July, exactly nineteen years after the band’s debut The Way Of The Fist. It is their tenth studio album and marks two significant firsts.
It is the first record since that debut not produced by Kevin Churko, who had worked on every album in between. And at 36 minutes and 43 seconds it is the shortest thing they have released.
Two singles preceded it, “De Oppresso Liber” and “Eye Of The Storm“, the latter giving the band their eighteenth number one at rock radio.
Legacy Tracklist:
- “Legacy”
- “De Oppresso Liber”
- “Eye Of The Storm”
- “Nails In The Coffin”
- “In Time”
- “Unscathed”
- “Joke’s On Me”
- “Everybody Lies”
- “Shelter”
- “Scapegoat”
Physical editions arrive on 18 September on CD, vinyl and cassette. Several vinyl variants announced earlier have already sold out. Those still available through the Veeps event page include:
- Legacy LP, clear vinyl
- Legacy LP, amber wave vinyl with alternate gatefold artwork
- Legacy CD
- Legacy CD, gold disc with alternate cover and disc art
A 5FDP vinyl carry case is also being sold, and the merchandise will be featured during the broadcast.
The 20th Anniversary Tour opened its first North American leg in July, covering more than 50 cities and marking the band’s return to sustained touring after the AfterLife run wound up in 2024. They played only a handful of festivals in 2025.
The band have committed a portion of ticket revenue from the North American dates to high-performance programmes for American athletes, in support of Team USA ahead of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.
Five Finger Death Punch formed in Las Vegas in 2005 and are Ivan Moody on vocals, Zoltan Bathory and Andy James on guitars, Chris Kael on bass and Charlie Engen on drums.
