Five Finger Death Punch has shared a music video for “Nails In The Coffin”, a standout track from their tenth studio album, Legacy. The album was digitally released on July 31, with physical formats, including CD, vinyl, and cassette, set to arrive on September 18.
Guitarist Zoltan Bathory described the song as a symbol of resilience: “‘Nails In The Coffin’ is about burying the things that tried to bury us. Every doubt, every prediction that we wouldn’t last, every catastrophe that was supposed to be the last nail in our coffin. 20 years later, we are still here and we’re the ones holding the hammer.” The band deliberately leaves lyric interpretations open, allowing fans to find their own meaning.
Legacy follows on the success of the single “Eye Of The Storm”, marking the band’s 18th No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart, extending their record for the most consecutive chart-toppers. Bathory calls the album “an unapologetic monument to how far we’ve come” and declares it the definitive representation of their sound and journey.
The band recently kicked off their 20th-anniversary tour across North America, supported by Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire, before heading to European arenas with Lamb of God and Bleed From Within in 2027. The tour celebrates two decades of music, blending new tracks from Legacy with classic anthems and fan favorites.
Continuing their strong support for charitable causes, Five Finger Death Punch will donate a portion of 2026 tour ticket sales to help U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes prepare for upcoming international competitions, reaffirming their commitment to giving back.
