Blink-182 and Falling In Reverse complete the headliners, with reunion sets and Ministry’s farewell run adding weight to the Ohio festival.
Sonic Temple has unveiled its full 2027 line-up, putting Blink-182, Iron Maiden, Falling In Reverse and Korn at the top of a four-day bill that also brings Faith No More back into the festival frame.
The Danny Wimmer Presents event returns to Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, from 13–16 May 2027. The expanded programme stretches from The Offspring and Jimmy Eat World to Knocked Loose, Meshuggah and Blood Incantation, with Turnstile, A Perfect Circle, Alice In Chains and The Prodigy also booked.
Faith No More’s appearance comes with a specific billing: organisers describe it as a “Rare U.S. Reunion Show”. Circa Survive are also advertised for an exclusive Ohio reunion appearance, while Ministry’s slot is billed as part of their farewell tour and their final Columbus show.
Those distinctions give the announcement more substance than a long list of familiar logos. Alongside the returning acts, the programme makes room for Poppy, Loathe, Fleshwater, Boundaries and House Of Protection, bringing several strands of contemporary heavy music into the same weekend.
The daily breakdown reported in the 22 October announcement coverage puts Blink-182, The Offspring and Turnstile on Thursday 13 May. Iron Maiden, A Perfect Circle and Alice In Chains follow on Friday 14 May, with Falling In Reverse, A Day To Remember and Beartooth on Saturday 15 May. Korn, $uicideboy$ and Faith No More lead Sunday 16 May.
Maiden’s involvement was announced earlier. As BLUNT previously reported, the band extended their Run For Your Lives tour into 2027 after previously planning a break. Their Columbus booking forms part of that additional North American leg, following their November 2026 Australian visit with Megadeth.
For Australians considering the trip, single-day and four-day passes are on sale, with premium options, camping and hotel packages also listed by organisers. The festival dates are local to Ohio. The announcement establishes the Columbus bill and does not establish any Australian appearances for its other artists.
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