Five Finger Death Punch will team up with Shinedown for a series of co-headlining shows this May, in conjunction with all of their performances at the biggest US festivals of the year (see below for complete touring schedule).

Local pre-sales will start Thursday, February 3rd at 10 AM, Eastern. The national public on-sale for the dates with will be Friday, February 4th at 10 AM, Eastern. For more info and VIP offerings (beginning Tuesday, February 2nd) go to this location.

Tour dates:

April
30 - Ft. Myers, FL - Fort Rock Festival

May
1 - Jacksonville, FL - Welcome To Rockville
3 - Evansville, IN - Ford Center (co-headlining with Shinedown)
4 - Grand Rapids, MI - Van Andel Arena (co-headlining with Shinedown)
6- Virginia Beach, VA- WNOR Lunatic Luau Festival
7 - Charlotte, NC - Carolina Rebellion Festival
9 - Pittsburgh, PA - Consol Energy Arena (co-headlining with Shinedown)
20-22 - Columbus, OH - Rock On The Range
20-22 - Schaghticoke, NY - Rock’N Derby
27-29 - Pryor, OK - Rocklahoma Festival

“Wash It All Away”, FFDP’s second single from their recently released album, Got Your Six, quickly climbed the Active Rock radio charts and recently went #1. The striking, live performance music video for “Wash It All Away” was shot by iconic music video director Wayne Isham (Metallica, Mötley Crüe). The clip was filmed at the band’s recent headlining show at Mohegan Sun Arena (Uncasville, CT) and showcases their highly visual stage show, and the contagious energy that fuels the thousands of rabid fans in attendance.

Five Finger Death Punch also recently received the prestigious Soldier Appreciation Award from The Association of the United States Army. The award was founded in 1950 by the then newly founded AUSA. This was based on having Germany and Europe stationed US troops that had a hard standing in the public. The soldiers had been under hard pressure and so the AUSA founded the Award to honor the organizations and/or people who supported the troops to make their daily life more easy and comfortable.

Zoltan Bathory (guitars) states: “The Soldiers Appreciation Award is something very special. The only musician ever to receive this was Elvis Presley. Clearly what we have to say resonates with a lot of veterans and a lot of service members. To know that we are reaching people and touching their lives with our music is very rewarding, and to me this really is the sole purpose of being a musician — to be able to make a positive impact in somebody’s life.”