Ivan Moody and Five Finger Death Punch put on one hello of a show at the Bank of NH Pavilion in Gilford. They are currently on tour celebrating 20 years as one of rock’s most dominant acts, and the band showed they have not lost any intensity. Ivan’s vocals were sharp, and he carried the night with gratitude for everyone who has supported them across two decades.

They were not hesitant to break out their hits, including “Under and Over It,” “Bad Company,” and “Never Enough.” “Wrong Side of Heaven” landed especially hard because of the sheer passion behind it. At one point, Ivan paused to tell the crowd that there were certain songs he refused to sing on tour because of how painful they were for him. He explained that someone close to him told him he was wrong to deny songs that fans loved just because he struggled with them emotionally. He then sang a few bars of “Remember Everything,” and the crowd joined him in full voice. He stopped after a moment and said that was enough, then kicked the energy right back up as the band launched into the next song.

Eva Under Fire opened the night with a high‑energy set. Cody Jinks followed with a performance that felt like its own full concert. You would not have known he was an opener, more like a co‑headliner. He closed with “Loud and Heavy,” which can easily send chills through the spine.

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