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Nov 06, 2026
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Breaking Benjamin to headline concert at Columbus’ Nationwide Arena on Feb. 25

Fans in central Ohio have a reason to celebrate as four‑member rock outfit Breaking Benjamin confirmed a stop on their 2027 tour at Nationwide Arena in Columbus on Feb. 25. The announcement, made by the band’s spokesperson, highlights the group’s continued momentum following the release of their latest single, “Something Wicked.”

New music fuels the tour

“Something Wicked,” the band’s first single since 2024, quickly rose to the top of Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, delivering Breaking Benjamin’s ninth career number‑one hit. The chart‑topping success underscores the group’s lasting appeal and sets an upbeat tone for the upcoming tour.

Supporting acts add regional flavor

Joining Breaking Benjamin on the Ohio date will be Columbus‑formed band Starset, offering a home‑grown connection for local fans. Additional supporting acts include the internationally‑known P.O.D. and Cleveland‑originated Filter, creating a diverse lineup that spans hard‑rock, alternative, and nu‑metal influences.

Ticket information

Tickets for the Feb. 25 show go on sale Friday, Nov. 6. Fans are encouraged to purchase early, as demand for live music events has surged since the pandemic, and venues across the state are reporting brisk sales. For the most current details on pricing, seating options, and any COVID‑related health protocols, visitors should consult the official Nationwide Arena website or the band’s authorized ticketing partners.

Why Columbus matters

Columbus has become a hub for major touring acts, thanks to its central location, robust transportation network, and a venue like Nationwide Arena that can accommodate large‑scale productions. The city’s vibrant music scene, bolstered by local talent such as Starset, provides a supportive backdrop for national and international artists alike.

What to expect at the show

Attendees can anticipate a high‑energy setlist featuring hits from Breaking Benjamin’s extensive catalog, including fan favorites from earlier albums and fresh material from “Something Wicked.” The supporting bands will each deliver a concise set, showcasing their signature sounds and adding variety to the evening’s entertainment.

Community impact

Beyond the music, the concert is expected to generate a boost for local businesses, from hotels and restaurants to transportation services, as out‑of‑town fans travel to Columbus for the event. Such gatherings reinforce the city’s reputation as a cultural destination and contribute to the regional economy.

For further information, including parking details, accessibility options, and any updates to the event schedule, fans should visit the official Nationwide Arena website or follow Breaking Benjamin’s social media channels.


Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.

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