Godsmack, Staind To Stop In Tinley Park On Co-Headlined Tour

TINLEY PARK, IL — Two big names in alt metal and hard rock will make an appearance in Tinley Park this summer, one stop in a 25-city North American tour.

Godsmack and Staind will take the stage at Tinley Park's Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Thursday, August 10, in a co-headlined tour, the bands announced Monday.

"We are heating things up this summer as we hit the road with our brothers, Staind!" Godsmack announced via social media. "You do NOT want to miss this tour…"

Godsmack's hits include "Voodoo", "Keep Away" and "I Stand Alone," in a discography 14 albums deep, with its latest "Lighting Up the Sky" released in 2023.

Staind's top songs include "It's Been A While" and "Outside." They've released eight albums, the most recent being "Live: It’s Been Awhile" in 2021, their first album in nearly a decade at the time.

"Really looking forward to running on tour this summer with our old pals in Staind," Godsmack told Metal Injection. "For sure every night will be packed with great music and A LOT of fun memories! Don't miss it!"

Staind guitarist Mike Mushok told the website they're "stoked to be sharing the stage with our old friends."

The bands first shared the stage at Warped Tour in 1998, Mushok told Metal Injection, "and here we are 25 years later still going strong."

Citi cardmember pre-sale started Tuesday. Artist presales and VIP offerings start Wednesday, March 29 and 10 a.m. local, ending Thursday, March 30 at 10 p.m. local. Godsmack fans can use presale code: THESKY via the band's website. Staind fans can use presale code: OUTSIDE2023 via the band's website. General venue presale starts Thursday at 10 a.m., and general sale starts Friday, March 31 at 10 a.m.

The group joins a summer lineup at the Tinley Park venue that to date also includes Janet Jackson with Ludacris on May 23; TLC and Shaggy on June 23; Shania Twain on July 1; Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa on July 21; Foreigner and LoverBoy on July 22; and Bret Michaels on July 29. Matchbox Twenty and the Wallflowers are set for Aug. 6; Eric Church and Cody Jinks for August 12; Nickelback on August 18; and Lynyrd Skynrd and ZZ Top on August 19, and The Offspring, Simple Plan, and Sum 41 on August 26.