Papa Roach will return to the St. Louis area on Wednesday, June 9, 2027, as part of the 2027 U.S. leg of its Rise of the Roach Tour. The multi-platinum rock band will headline at Saint Louis Music Park in Maryland Heights, with special guests Ice Nine Kills and Ninth Key.
The announcement, made October 19, 2026, covers a 30-date run of amphitheaters and arenas from May through June 2027. It follows the band’s successful 2025 Rise of the Roach Tour, which included a September 24 stop at the same Maryland Heights venue with Rise Against and Underoath.
Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix said in a statement: “We can’t wait to get out there and infest America again. Bringing our horrifyingly entertaining friends Ice Nine Kills is overdue, and we’re excited to introduce our fans to Ninth Key, a band we’re big fans of. These shows are going to be unforgettable.”
Ice Nine Kills frontman Spencer Charnas added: “Jacoby’s cameo in the ‘Hip To Be Scared’ video is already legendary among our beloved Psychos, and it’s an absolute honor to get invited to tour with Papa Roach. We can’t wait to put our blood-soaked stamp on the stage before P Roach blazes through their monster catalog of hits. It’s going to be several nights to dismember!”
Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, October 23, at 10 a.m. local time. Presales begin earlier: Spotify Reserved on Tuesday, October 20, at 10 a.m. local; artist presale the same day at noon (signup available via paparoachmerch.com); and a Citi cardholder presale Wednesday, October 21, at 10 a.m. One dollar from every ticket sold will go to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, a cause Papa Roach has supported since 2023.
The bill pairs Papa Roach’s catalog of hits—including “Last Resort,” “Scars,” and more recent material—with Ice Nine Kills’ horror-themed metal and the rising nü-metal project Ninth Key. Formed by Ekoh and Lø Spirit (Joshua Landry), Ninth Key blends early-2000s nu-metal energy with modern production, hip-hop influences, and vulnerable lyrics. Tracks such as “Happy Feels Like” and “Dark Time Sunshine” have already drawn strong radio and streaming attention.
Saint Louis Music Park, located at 750 Casino Center Drive in Maryland Heights, is an outdoor amphitheater known for its intimate setting and covered seating. Fans who caught the 2025 show at the venue can expect another high-energy night of rock and metal, now with a fresh supporting lineup.
