The Woodlands: Five Finger Death Punch at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
September 27 @ 6:45 pm - 10:00 pm
$38
Five Finger Death Punch headlines a heavy triple bill at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands on September 27, with support from Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire, tickets starting at $38.
Formed in Los Angeles in 2005, Five Finger Death Punch has become one of modern hard rock and metal’s most commercially successful acts, racking up a string of number-one rock radio hits including “Wrong Side of Heaven” and a widely-played cover of “House of the Rising Sun.” Frontman Ivan Moody’s aggressive vocal delivery paired with the band’s dual-guitar attack has powered nearly two decades of platinum and gold albums, making them a reliable amphitheater headliner across the country.
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion has served as the summer heartbeat of live music in The Woodlands since opening in 1990, growing into one of the busiest outdoor amphitheaters in the country by sheer volume of shows staged each year. The venue holds up to 16,500 fans across a 6,500-seat covered pavilion plus a sprawling lawn, and its distinctive six-peaked roof was rebuilt after Hurricane Ike to withstand sustained winds over 175 mph. More on the venue is available at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s own page on Texas Music Map.
Cody Jinks brings an unusual pairing to this bill — an outlaw country songwriter known for his own devoted, tattoo-heavy fanbase — while Eva Under Fire adds another dose of modern hard rock energy. That genre-crossing lineup reflects how thoroughly rock and country fanbases have overlapped in recent years, particularly across Texas’s touring circuit.
Doors typically open around 5:30 PM given the three-act bill. Expect a packed pavilion and lawn, and arriving early is worth it to catch all three acts. Five Finger Death Punch’s steady stream of rock radio hits over the past fifteen years has made the band one of the most dependable amphitheater draws in the genre, regardless of who’s sharing the bill.
