FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH THRILL FANS WITH MASSIVE NEW STAGE PRODUCTION 17th November 2017
Five Finger Death Punch kicked off their biggest European tour to date, thrilling fans with a massive new stage production and newly added songs to the setlist at a sold-out Hartwall Arena in Helsinki on Tuesday night, with In Flames and Of Mice & Men in support.
The tour hit its second stop last night at the sold-out Scandinavium in Gothenburg, Sweden. Check out this taster clip from Tuesday's show.
Tickets for the package, which blazes a twenty-five date trail across European arenas, are flying out of the door. With many dates including Paris, Stockholm, Oslo, Prague and other major cities rapidly approaching full capacity, the tour has become one of the Autumn's hottest arena rock show tickets.
The band's new single, 'Trouble' - their first new music in over two years – has become their biggest streaming debut for a lead track, clocking up in excess of one million plays in less than a week, half of those in the UK and Europe. In addition, the track stormed to number one and top five spots on iTunes' Metal and Rock charts around the globe.
'Trouble''s resounding success further demonstrates the Las Vegas based band's achievements. To date, they've amassed over 2.3billion streams, close to nine million song downloads and almost eight million album sales around the globe.
Their previous six albums have all received gold certification in the US, with 2009s 'War Is The Answer' album reaching platinum status. In turn, FFDP are also one of the most popular rock bands streaming on Spotify today.
'Trouble' serves as the lead single from their forthcoming Greatest Hits collection, 'A Decade Of Destruction' which is released on 1st December. Special blood red vinyl and blood red cassette pre-order bundles are available exclusively from ffdp.tmstor.es.
The remaining tour dates are:
17th November: Stockholm Sweden - Ericsson Globe 18th November: Oslo, Norway - Spektrum 20th November: Copenhagen, Denmark - Royal Arena 21st November: Hamburg, Germany: Barclaycard Arena 22nd November: Berlin, Germany: Velodrome 24th November: Oberhausen, Germany: KP Arena 26th November: Prague, Czech Republic: Forum Karlin 28th November: Zurich, Switzerland: Hallenstadion 29th November: Munich, Germany: Olympiahalle 30th November: Padova, Italy: Geox Theatre 2nd December: Stuttgart, Germany: HMH Schleyerhalle 4th December: Paris, France: Olympia 5th December: Luxembourg, Luxembourg : Rockhal 6th December: Frankfurt, Germany: Festhalle 8th December: Vienna, Austria: Stadthalle 11th December: Madrid, Spain: Wizink Centre 12th December: Barcelona, Spain: Sant Jordi Club 14th December: Antwerp, Belgium: Lotto 15th December: Amsterdam, Netherlands: AFAS Live 17th December: Birmingham, UK : Birmingham Arena 18th December: Glasgow, UK: SSE Hydro 20th December: Leeds, UK : Leeds First Direct Arena 21st December: London, UK: SSE Wembley Arena