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Iron Maiden, Tool, Gojira, Limp Bizkit, Pantera, Megadeth And More Announced For 2026 Louder Than Life

The lineup for Louder Than Life 2026 has been revealed, and it promises to be the largest iteration of the festival to date.

Louder Than Life 2026

The lineup for Louder Than Life 2026 has been revealed, and it promises to be the largest iteration of the festival to date. Organized by Danny Wimmer Presents, the twelfth annual event returns to the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville from September 17 through September 20. The massive four-day rock experience will feature nearly 200 bands performing across seven stages.

Anchoring the festival are legendary headliners Iron Maiden, Tool, My Chemical Romance, and Limp Bizkit. The roster is further bolstered by heavy hitters including Pantera, Megadeth, Gojira, Pierce The Veil, A Day To Remember, Papa Roach, Sublime, and renowned composer Danny Elfman.

Saturday, September 19, will feature a notable highlight: one of the most significant all-female-fronted stage lineups ever assembled for a major U.S. rock festival. Performers on this stage will include Halestorm, In This Moment, Lindsey Stirling, Orianthi, Icon For Hire, Kami Kehoe, and Diamante.

Organizers have also teased the debut of a “mystery guest band” at the festival, along with a future announcement of a “very special guest,” described as one of the biggest heavy bands of the modern era.

Attendees will once again have complimentary access to rides at Kentucky Kingdom, a perk that continues for passholders after being introduced in 2025. Additionally, the “Battle For The Big Stage” competition returns this spring. From March 1 to March 31, bands can enter for a chance to win a performance slot, with winners determined by fan voting on the “Space Zebra Show” via Twitch.

To celebrate the lineup launch, an official party is scheduled for February 23 at The Fox Den, hosted by personalities from Space Zebra and presented by Blackcraft.

Daily Headliners:

  • Thursday, Sept. 17: Iron Maiden, Pantera, Megadeth
  • Friday, Sept. 18: My Chemical Romance, Pierce The Veil, A Day To Remember
  • Saturday, Sept. 19: Limp Bizkit, Papa Roach, Sublime
  • Sunday, Sept. 20: Tool, Gojira, Danny Elfman

Full lineup:

  • My Chemical Romance
  • Iron Maiden
  • Tool
  • Limp Bizkit
  • Pantera
  • Pierce The Veil
  • Gojira
  • Danny Elfman
  • The Prodigy
  • Sublime
  • Papa Roach
  • A Day To Remember
  • Babymetal
  • Megadeth
  • Danzig
  • Halestorm
  • Rise Against
  • Alice Cooper
  • Circa Survive
  • Ice Nine Kills
  • Jimmy Eat World
  • The Mars Volta
  • Mastodon
  • The Used
  • Bilmuri
  • Sabaton
  • Coheed And Cambria
  • The Pretty Reckless
  • Hot Mulligan
  • Taking Back Sunday
  • Sleeping With Sirens
  • In This Moment
  • Dance Gavin Dance
  • Chiodos
  • Black Label Society
  • Killswitch Engage
  • Anthrax
  • Ministry
  • Cavalera
  • Skillet
  • The Warning
  • Nothing More
  • Tom Morello
  • Lindsey Stirling
  • Dethklok
  • Black Veil Brides
  • Kublai Khan TX
  • Underoath
  • Alkaline Trio
  • Machine Head
  • Suicidal Tendencies
  • Chad Gray
  • Starset
  • Badflower
  • Alexisonfire
  • Animals As Leaders
  • Thrice
  • Loathe
  • Coal Chamber
  • P.O.D.
  • The Home Team
  • Bowling For Soup
  • Thursday
  • We The Kings
  • From Ashes To New
  • Fit For A King
  • Sleep Theory
  • President
  • GWAR
  • Palaye Royale
  • L.S. Dunes
  • Atreyu
  • Lit
  • Get Scared
  • Set It Off
  • Blood For Blood
  • Sunami
  • Filter
  • Alissa White-Gluz
  • Soulfly
  • Between The Buried And Me
  • Erra
  • Chelsea Grin
  • After The Burial
  • Lacey Sturm
  • Toadies
  • Currents
  • Orianthi
  • Boundaries
  • Make Them Suffer
  • Metal Church
  • The Acacia Strain
  • The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
  • Holding Absence
  • Haywire
  • Spite
  • Agnostic Front
  • Escape The Fate
  • Jutes
  • Emmure
  • Ivri
  • Alien Ant Farm
  • Bodysnatcher
  • Scene Queen
  • Caskets
  • Rain City Drive
  • The Funeral Portrait
  • PeelingFlesh
  • Haste The Day
  • Holywatr
  • Locked Shut
  • Hail The Sun
  • Madball
  • I See Stars
  • Mushroomhead
  • Angel Du$t
  • Scary Kids Scaring Kids
  • The Word Alive
  • Jeff Hardy
  • Mac Sabbath
  • The Ataris
  • The Rasmus
  • Volumes
  • Wind Walkers
  • Twitching Tongues
  • Powerman 5000
  • The Barbarians Of California
  • Emery
  • Maylene & The Sons Of Disaster
  • Born Of Osiris
  • H2O
  • Red
  • Josey Scott
  • Adelitas Way
  • Thousand Below
  • Soil
  • Arrows In Action
  • Chained Saint
  • Zero 9:36
  • Elijah
  • Holy Wars
  • Butcher Babies
  • Nevertel
  • Dry Kill Logic
  • Icon For Hire
  • Kami Kehoe
  • Codefendants
  • Texas Hippie Coalition
  • Austin Carlile
  • The Pretty Wild
  • End It
  • Vana
  • Rivers Of Nihil
  • Like Moths To Flames
  • Signs Of The Swarm
  • Archers
  • Koyo
  • Primer 55
  • Emarosa
  • Gemini Syndrome
  • Shaman’s Harvest
  • 200 Stab Wounds
  • 156/Silence
  • Missing Link
  • Fox Lake
  • Sace6
  • Greyhaven
  • King 810
  • Many Eyes
  • Tantric
  • The Violent Hour
  • Dark Divine
  • Sent By Ravens
  • Showing Teeth
  • Earshot
  • TX2
  • Diamante
  • Otherwise
  • Doobie
  • He Is Legend
  • Aviana
  • Vianova
  • Future Palace
  • Cane Hill
  • Corpse Pile
  • 40 Below Summer
  • Heavy//Hitter
  • Bodybox
  • Boltcutter
  • Resolve
  • Dreamwake
  • Gates To Hell
  • Death Valley Dreams
  • Set For Tomorrow
  • Billy McNicol
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