See ARMORED SAINT’s Entire Performance In Lund, Sweden During Summer 2026 European Tour
Fan-filmed footage has surfaced of ARMORED SAINT's complete set from 2 August 2026 at Mejeriet in Lund, Sweden, where the band supported TESTAMENT. The performance is notable as it comes shortly after the release of the band's ninth studio album and ahead of a fresh round of touring, giving fans a look at how the current setlist blends classic material with newer songs.
The eight-song Lund setlist, sourced from Setlist.fm, included "Close To The Bone", "March Of The Saint", "End Of The Attention Span", "Creepy Feelings", "Win Hands Down", "Can U Deliver", "Reign Of Fire" and "Mad House". ARMORED SAINT will next co-headline "The Metal Saint Tour 2026" with METAL CHURCH across North America from 2 to 21 November, with support from LIVEKILL. The band's latest album, "Emotion Factory Reset", was produced by bassist Joey Vera and mixed by Jay Ruston, and its European CD edition features a bonus cover track, "One Chain (Don't Make No Prison)". The current lineup — John Bush, Phil Sandoval, Jeff Duncan, Gonzo Sandoval and Vera — has remained together since 1989.
In short
- Full ARMORED SAINT Lund concert video released, supporting TESTAMENT
- Band plays eight songs mixing new and classic material
- North American co-headline tour with METAL CHURCH starts November 2026
Explained simply
Armored Saint are an American heavy metal band formed in Los Angeles in 1982. The current lineup features singer John Bush, guitarists Phil Sandoval and Jeff Duncan, drummer Gonzo Sandoval and bassist Joey Vera; the five have played together since 1989.
The band’s music spans a long career, so its live shows can include both older songs and newer material. Its ninth studio album, Emotion Factory Reset, was produced by Vera, who is also the band’s bassist.
Armored Saint have toured with other metal bands, including Testament in Europe and Metal Church in North America. These tours introduce the group to different audiences and give fans a chance to hear songs from across its catalogue.
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