Godsmack Stream New Album 'Live At Mohegan Sun'

Official Announcement | Published: May 02, 2026 10:53 AM EDT

(PPRG) Godsmack unleash their brand‑new live album, Live at Mohegan Sun -arriving just as the band prepares to take the stage for one of the most anticipated hard‑rock tours of the year.

The album captures Godsmack's sold‑out October 26, 2024 performance at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, delivering a thunderous, career‑spanning set that now serves as the sonic launchpad for the Rise of Rock World Tour 2026.

After three decades, 20 million albums sold, 27 Top 10 singles, and 13 No. 1 hits, Godsmack channel the full weight of their legacy into a performance that feels both monumental and forward‑looking. Godsmack Live at Mohegan Sun is available now here.

"Live at Mohegan Sun captures a moment we'll always carry with us-the energy, the connection, and the gratitude we feel for the fans who've taken this journey with us," says frontman Sully Erna. "Releasing this album as we launch the Rise of Rock World Tour feels powerful. It honors where we've been while pushing us forward into what's next."

In tandem with today's release, Godsmack premiere the official live video for "Surrender," filmed during the explosive Mohegan Sun performance. Watch the new video below.

Recorded in front of a fiercely devoted New England crowd, Live at Mohegan Sun captures the band at full throttle-channeling three decades of grit, power, and connection. From the opening surge of "Surrender" to the towering finale of "I Stand Alone," the album documents Godsmack's unmatched live chemistry through staples including "Awake," "Voodoo," and "Cryin' Like a Bitch!!," alongside modern anthems like "When Legends Rise," "Bulletproof," and "You and I."

The release arrives just days ahead of the band's Rise of Rock World Tour, which kicks off May 10 in Bristow, VA, and tears through amphitheaters across North America before expanding to major European festival dates this summer, then returning to the U.S. in September. With Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy joining select shows, the tour unites generations of hard rock in what frontman Sully Erna calls "a hit factory of real rock bands."

"I haven't been this excited about a tour in a long time," adds Erna. "Between Godsmack and Stone Temple Pilots, it's nothing but songs people know and love. This tour is about celebration-of rock music, of history, and of everything that got us here."