Mystic Lake Amphitheater's Lineup Unveiled: 5 Seconds of Summer and Iron Maiden to Rock the Venue in 2026
A slew of high-profile concerts is set to descend upon Mystic Lake Amphitheater next year, marking the outdoor venue's inaugural season. The first two acts to be announced will be Australian pop-rockers 5 Seconds of Summer and metal behemoths Iron Maiden.
Tickets for 5 Seconds of Summer's July 22 show went on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, with fans eager to secure their spot for what promises to be an energetic performance from the band behind hits like "She Looks So Perfect" and "Youngblood." Meanwhile, Iron Maiden's September 19 date will see the metal legends take the stage alongside opener Megadeth, sparking excitement among fans of the genre.
The amphitheater, situated within the Canterbury Commons entertainment district in Shakopee, is set to host over 30 concerts annually and create a whopping 700 permanent jobs. Developed by Swervo Development Corp., the venue promises to become a major hub for live music events, building on their success with the Armory and Uptown Theater in Minneapolis.
5 Seconds of Summer's Rise to Fame
Formed in Australia in 2011, the band initially gained traction via YouTube before embarking on a world tour with One Direction in 2013. Their unique blend of pop and rock resonated with fans worldwide, propelling them to the top of the Billboard charts. The band has since released several successful albums, including their latest release "Everyone's a Star," due out this November.
Iron Maiden's Legacy
The British metal legends have been making waves in the music scene for over four decades. With their self-titled 1980 debut album reaching No. 4 on the British charts, Iron Maiden went on to achieve significant success with albums like "The Number of the Beast" and "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son." The band's most recent tour saw them perform at the former Xcel Energy Center in Minneapolis, marking their third appearance at the venue.
As more shows are announced for Mystic Lake Amphitheater, fans can expect an exciting lineup of music events to unfold. With 5 Seconds of Summer and Iron Maiden setting the tone, it's clear that this outdoor venue is ready to become a premier destination for live music enthusiasts in the Midwest.
A slew of high-profile concerts is set to descend upon Mystic Lake Amphitheater next year, marking the outdoor venue's inaugural season. The first two acts to be announced will be Australian pop-rockers 5 Seconds of Summer and metal behemoths Iron Maiden.
Tickets for 5 Seconds of Summer's July 22 show went on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, with fans eager to secure their spot for what promises to be an energetic performance from the band behind hits like "She Looks So Perfect" and "Youngblood." Meanwhile, Iron Maiden's September 19 date will see the metal legends take the stage alongside opener Megadeth, sparking excitement among fans of the genre.
The amphitheater, situated within the Canterbury Commons entertainment district in Shakopee, is set to host over 30 concerts annually and create a whopping 700 permanent jobs. Developed by Swervo Development Corp., the venue promises to become a major hub for live music events, building on their success with the Armory and Uptown Theater in Minneapolis.
5 Seconds of Summer's Rise to Fame
Formed in Australia in 2011, the band initially gained traction via YouTube before embarking on a world tour with One Direction in 2013. Their unique blend of pop and rock resonated with fans worldwide, propelling them to the top of the Billboard charts. The band has since released several successful albums, including their latest release "Everyone's a Star," due out this November.
Iron Maiden's Legacy
The British metal legends have been making waves in the music scene for over four decades. With their self-titled 1980 debut album reaching No. 4 on the British charts, Iron Maiden went on to achieve significant success with albums like "The Number of the Beast" and "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son." The band's most recent tour saw them perform at the former Xcel Energy Center in Minneapolis, marking their third appearance at the venue.
As more shows are announced for Mystic Lake Amphitheater, fans can expect an exciting lineup of music events to unfold. With 5 Seconds of Summer and Iron Maiden setting the tone, it's clear that this outdoor venue is ready to become a premier destination for live music enthusiasts in the Midwest.