Indianapolis, IN. – The spring 2026 “One Tour” delivered a tightly curated night of modern metal, anchored by Sevendust as they usher in a new era with their forthcoming 15th studio album One, set for release May 1 via Napalm Records. Kicking off in Indianapolis in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, the current U.S. run stretches through the end of May before the band pivots into a series of summer festival appearances in July, followed by an international leg across the UK and Europe in November and December. From the moment the lights dropped, the bill felt intentionally stacked with each band building momentum toward a headlining set that balanced legacy and forward motion.
Opening the night, American Adrenalin, hailing from Santa Cruz, set an early tone with a raw, no-frills approach that leaned heavily into riff-heavy rock. Featuring members Brandon Vigil (vocals), Marshall Boyd (guitar), Nick Boyd (guitar), and Jeff Bourquin (drums), their set was short, punchy, and effective; warming up the room while also spotlighting material from their March 2026 release Burn the Ship, produced by Clint Lowery of Sevendust.
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Fire From The Gods took things to another level, delivering a set that felt both urgent and unrelenting. Led by Myke Terry (vocals), alongside Drew Walker (guitar), Bonner Baker (bass), Jameson Teat (rhythm guitar, backing vocals), and Richard Wicander (drums), the band fused metalcore aggression with politically charged lyricism and hip-hop influences in a way that felt both deliberate and explosive. Terry’s commanding vocal presence cut through the dense instrumentation, while the band’s tight, groove-driven attack kept the momentum locked in from start to finish. Their rhythmic precision and undeniable chemistry elevated the energy in the room, sparking a wave of crowd surfers and turning the floor into a constant churn of motion; ultimately delivering an electrifying and memorable set.
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By the time Atreyu hit the stage, the energy in the room was fully ignited, and they capitalized on that momentum with a performance that felt both refined and ferocious. The current lineup featuring Brandon Saller (vocals), Dan Jacobs (guitar/backing vocals), Travis Miguel (guitar/backing vocals), Marc “Porter” McKnight (bass/backing vocals), and Kyle Rosa (drums/backing vocals) delivered a set that was as polished as it was relentless. Drawing from both their metalcore foundation and their evolution into more anthemic, modern rock territory, the band also spotlighted material from their new album The End Is Not The End, released April 24, 2026 via Spinefarm Records. Saller’s commanding presence at the front anchored the performance, while the band’s tight execution and layered dynamics kept the set moving at a steady, impactful pace. Massive choruses landed with precision, inviting crowd participation, while the heavier passages maintained a driving intensity firmly establishing Atreyu as a powerful and cohesive bridge between the night’s openers and the headlining force still to come.
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Setlist: Indy
The End Is Not The End * Dead * Becoming The Bull * The Time Is Now * Ex’s & Oh’s * Like A Stone (Audioslave cover) * Ego Death * Right Side Of The Bed * All For You * Blow
Closing the night, Sevendust proved once again why they remain a cornerstone of modern metal nearly three decades into their career, delivering a headlining set that balanced precision, power, and emotional weight. Fronted by Lajon Witherspoon (vocals) and rounded out by Clint Lowery (guitar, vocals), John Connolly (guitar, vocals), Vince Hornsby(bass), and Morgan Rose (drums, vocals), the band delivered a setlist that seamlessly fused fan favorites with selections from One (their upcoming album arriving May 1 via Napalm Records) showcasing a group that continues to evolve without sacrificing identity. The newer material carried the band’s signature blend of crushing grooves and melodic depth, yet felt refreshed and forward-leaning in a live setting. Witherspoon’s soulful, commanding delivery anchored the performance, while the band’s locked-in, groove-driven instrumentation created a dynamic push-and-pull between heaviness and melody. The result was a set that felt both nostalgic and vital; an affirmation of longevity, and a clear statement that Sevendust remains as relevant and powerful as ever, with One signaling not just another release, but a continuation of their enduring creative momentum.
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Setlist Indy
Home | Denial | *Is This The Real You | Splinter | Crucified | *Unbreakable | Terminator | Pieces | Praise | Enemy | Waffle (dedicated to Sharon & Ozzy) | *Threshold | Drive | Black (fan shared lead vocals with LaJohn)
Encore:
Rumble Fish | Face To Face
*songs off new album ONE
Show Date: 04.20.26 – Opening Night of the “ONE TOUR”
