Staind, Seether, Hoobastank & Hinder live in Phoenix: why this Oct 13, 2026 show is a must-see

On Tuesday, October 13, 2026, four of the biggest names in 2000s rock share one stage at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix, Arizona. Staind, Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder are bringing the Break The Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour to the desert, and tickets are moving fast as the run heads into its final stretch.

If you grew up with rock radio, you already know these bands. Staind gave the world “It's Been Awhile,” a song that ruled modern rock radio for months. Seether, the South African trio behind “Broken” and “Remedy,” built one of the most consistent chart records in post-grunge. Hoobastank turned “The Reason” into a wedding, prom and graduation anthem. Hinder made “Lips of an Angel” impossible to escape in 2006.

So why buy a ticket? Because a lineup like this rarely comes together. You get four headline-quality catalogs in a single night, a milestone anniversary set from Staind, and an amphitheater setting built for loud guitars and big sing-alongs. For fans of this era, it is close to a full greatest-hits playlist played live.

The popularity is real, not nostalgia alone. Hoobastank's “The Reason” found a new young audience after Netflix's Beef used it in 2023, and Staind's anniversary run has already been extended into 2027. Demand for these shows has stayed strong from the first presale onward.

A track record of sold-out energy

Staind's comeback has filled venues for years

Staind's story on stage did not end in the 2000s. After a five-year break, the band reunited in 2019 for festival dates and a hometown show, later released as the live album Live: It's Been Awhile.

In 2023 they teamed up with Godsmack for a 25-city co-headline run across U.S. amphitheaters, from St. Louis on July 18 to Austin on August 31. That same year, Confessions Of The Fallen, their first studio album in 12 years, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Active Rock Albums chart. Fans clearly still show up, and still buy.

The supporting acts bring their own crowds

This is not a headliner with filler openers. Each band on the bill has a fan base big enough to sell tickets on its own name.

• Seether is the direct support and a long-time staple of active rock radio, with hits like “Broken,” “Remedy” and “Fake It.”
• Hoobastank made its Vans Warped Tour debut in 2026, and “The Reason” re-entered the iTunes Rock chart after Netflix's Beef featured it.
• Hinder brings the arena-rock swagger of “Lips of an Angel” and “Better Than Me,” songs that still pull big sing-alongs.

The 2026 tour: strong demand from day one

The Break The Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour celebrates the 2001 album that went five-times platinum on the strength of “It's Been Awhile,” “Outside,” “Fade” and “For You.” Before the headline run, Staind played big spring and summer festivals including Welcome to Rockville, Sonic Temple and Rock the Country.

The headline tour opened September 8 in Atlanta and runs to October 19 in Austin, with stops such as Pine Knob Music Theatre near Detroit on September 27 and Franklin, Tennessee on September 29. Presales opened on February 4, 2026, with Citi as the tour's official card.

The best proof of demand came on October 6, 2026: Staind added a 27-date North American leg for March and April 2027, with Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder returning. Promoters do not extend tours that are not selling. For fans in Arizona, though, Phoenix on October 13 is one of the last chances to catch the 2026 leg.

Don't miss the Phoenix show: October 13, 2026

The Phoenix date brings all four bands to one of Arizona's best-known outdoor venues. Here are the details you need.

A 6:00 PM start means the openers hit the stage early, so plan to arrive on time if you want to catch Hinder and Hoobastank's full sets. October evenings in Phoenix are also far kinder than summer, which makes an outdoor amphitheater show much more comfortable.

With the tour wrapping up in Austin just six days later, seats for the Phoenix stop are worth locking in now rather than at the gate.

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Can't make Phoenix? More tour dates

The 2026 leg has four more stops after Phoenix, ending in Austin on October 19. Every date has the full lineup and a 6:00 PM start.

Conclusion

Staind, Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder are four bands that defined a whole era of rock radio, and on October 13, 2026 they play together at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre in Phoenix. This is the Break The Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour, a celebration of one of the biggest rock albums of the 2000s.

Their pull with fans has not faded. Staind's reunion shows, the 2023 run with Godsmack and a No. 1 album that same year proved the appetite is still there. Strong 2026 demand pushed the tour into 2027, and Hoobastank's streaming revival keeps bringing in new listeners.

One night, four catalogs, and a setlist packed with songs you already know by heart. If you want to hear “It's Been Awhile,” “Broken,” “The Reason” and “Lips of an Angel” live on the same night, this is the show. Secure your tickets for the Phoenix concert before the 2026 leg comes to an end.