Inkcarceration Festival Reveals a Huge Lineup Including Limp Bizkit, Bad Omens, and Many More
When the dust had settled and the last notes had finally finished ringing out, the folks behind last year’s Inkcarceration Festival announced that the event had broken its previous attendance record with approximately 90,000 people showing up last July. Earlier today, they announced the full lineup of bands for 2026 and I gotta say — they might break that number again.
Just as in previous years, the Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival will return to the historic Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio from July 17 to 19. This time around, the grounds will host more than 65 bands, including some must-see reunion sets, anniversary playthroughs, and just an incredibly jam packed lineup of acts across three stages.
This year’s also special because of those 65+ bands participating in the festival, Inkcarceration co-founder Dan Janssen said more than 45 are making their debut to the event. Of course, Limp Bizkit, Disturbed, and Bad Omens will be headlining each night.
The full list of bands playing this year’s festival are as follows:
- Limp Bizkit
- Disturbed
- Bad Omens
- Gojira
- Papa Roach
- A Day To Remember
- Motionless in White
- Ice Nine Kills
- Cypress Hill
- The Used
- Lorna Shore
- Sleeping with Sirens
- Hollywood Undead
- Poppy
- Starset
- Machine Head
- Tech N9ne
- Jinjer
- Hatebreed
- Sleep Theory
- Fit For A King
- Get Scared
- Memphis May Fire
- Rev Theory
- Jutes
- LANDMVRKS
- Dying Wish
- Sanguisugabogg
- Lacuna Coil
- Escape The Fate
- Alien Ant Farm
- Miss May I
- Caskets
- PeelingFlesh
- Spite
- Point North
- Norma Jean
- Silent Planet
- Born of Osiris
- Nevertel
- Left To Suffer
- Thousand Below
- 156/Silence
- Archers
- Static Dress
- Ded
- If Not For Me
- Wolves At The Gate
- Fox Lake
- Earshot
- King 810
- Silly Goose
- Guilt Trip
- Cane Hill
- Entheos
- Versus Me
- Snuffed On Sight
- The Crimson Armada
- Synestia
- Corpse Pile
- Heavy//Hitter
- ENMY
- Night Rider
- Filth
- Jeffrey Nothing
- Vicar Blood
- Killstreak
“We’re expecting 2026 to be a landmark year for Inkcarceration. After selling out every year since 2021, this summer brings one of our most in-demand lineups to date.”
Janssen also pointed out the various upgrades made to the site as whole, as well as the camping and parking experience that should make coming to the festival even more convenient for fans. Like always, this year’s festival will also include more than 100 tattoo artists, haunted attractions, and tours of the prison that served as the set for The Shawshank Redemption.
For information about how you can get your hands on 3-Day and Single Day General Admission and VIP passes, as well as access to the campgrounds or other amenities, head over to the Inkcarceration website to learn more.
