Five Finger Death Punch
Las Vegas heavyweights who turned groove-metal riffs and big clean choruses into one of modern hard rock's most reliable arena draws.
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About Five Finger Death Punch
Five Finger Death Punch formed in Las Vegas in 2005, founded by guitarist Zoltan Bathory and drummer Jeremy Spencer, with Ivan Moody on vocals and Chris Kael later joining on bass. Their debut album, The Way of the Fist, arrived in 2007 and established the template they have worked with since: downtuned groove-metal riffing, half-shouted verses and melodic, heavily layered choruses.
The band became one of the more commercially durable American metal acts of the 2010s, a fixture on rock radio and at large outdoor shows. Alongside their own material they are known for covers, including a version of Bad Company's "Bad Company," and for songs such as "Wrong Side of Heaven." Andy James took over lead guitar duties in later years.
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What kind of music does Five Finger Death Punch play?
Five Finger Death Punch plays hard rock.
Is Five Finger Death Punch on tour?
Yes. Five Finger Death Punch has 14 shows listed, from Manchester, UK on Jan 16, 2027 to Helsinki, Finland on Feb 22, 2027.
What festivals has Five Finger Death Punch played before?
Five Finger Death Punch has played Welcome to Rockville 2026.
Who is in Five Finger Death Punch?
Five Finger Death Punch is Zoltan Bathory (guitar), Ivan Moody (lead vocals), Jeremy Spencer (drums), Jason Hook (guitar), Chris Kael (bass) and Andy James (guitar). Former members include Caleb Bingham, Darrell Roberts and Matt Snell.
When did Five Finger Death Punch form?
Five Finger Death Punch formed in Las Vegas in 2005.
What was Five Finger Death Punch's first album?
Five Finger Death Punch's first album was The Way of the Fist (2007). The latest is Legacy (2026).




