Skillet Tickets

Yes, Skillet is working on new material slated for release in 2026. Frontman John Cooper has teased a heavier, bolder new era for the band, signaling a creative shift following their 2024 album Revolution. Fans can expect the new music to accompany a continued stretch of live activity throughout the year.

Yes, Skillet is set to appear at multiple festivals in 2026. They are scheduled to perform at the Rockin' The Island 2026 two-day music festival at Treasure Island Amphitheater in Welch, Minnesota on June 27, and at Louder Than Life at the Highland Festival Grounds at Kentucky Expo Center in Louisville, Kentucky beginning September 17. These festival slots are separate from their headline tour dates.

Based on recent 2026 setlists, Skillet has been opening shows with Surviving the Game and ripping through fan favorites like Feel Invincible, Monster, Hero, Comatose, Whispers in the Dark, and Awake and Alive. They have also been playing newer material including Ash in the Wind and Unpopular from their Revolution era, with the encore typically featuring The Resistance. Setlists can vary by night, but the band consistently delivers a high-energy, hit-packed performance.

Skillet's current touring activity is rooted in Revolution, the album they released in November 2024 under their independent Hear it Loud imprint after departing Atlantic Records. The record marked a new chapter for the band, and John Cooper has signaled that even heavier, bolder music is on the way in 2026 to extend this new era. Live sets have incorporated Revolution-era singles like Unpopular, All That Matters, and Ash in the Wind alongside deep catalog favorites.

Skillet has been active internationally in 2026, with a European tour that included dates in the United Kingdom, France, Poland, the Czech Republic, and other countries earlier in the year. The band also has dates in Serbia, Italy, and Spain in May 2026. Their international touring is in addition to their ongoing U.S. schedule, making 2026 one of their most globally active years in recent memory.

Skillet is known for delivering an immersive, experience-driven live show rather than just a standard concert. Their performances blend high-energy rock with authentic crowd interaction, and frontman John Cooper regularly connects with fans on topics ranging from the band's faith to his passion for video games. Reviewers have consistently noted that audiences leave feeling genuinely elevated, and the band's four-piece chemistry, featuring husband and wife John and Korey Cooper alongside Jen Ledger and Seth Morrison, gives the show a tightly knit, explosive quality that has been refined over nearly three decades of touring.

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While setlists can vary between venues, Skillet will likely play the following songs on tour: Monster, Hero, The Resistance, Awake and Alive, Feel Invincible, Comatose, Not Gonna Die, Whispers in the Dark, Rise, Falling Inside the Black