Prince St. Pizza Launches Rock-Inspired Pizza Collaboration with Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte

Prince St. Pizza, the New York City-born pizzeria known for its Sicilian-style square pies and signature pepperoni-loaded slices, is cranking up the volume this summer with a limited-time partnership with Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte in celebration of the bands’ 2026 North American tour.

The collaboration features two custom pies and collectible 10-inch pizza boxes inspired by each band, available exclusively at participating locations in Los Angeles, Costa Mesa, Tempe, Dallas, Chicago and Toronto from July 17 through Aug. 30.

• Avenged Sevenfold is serving up A Little Pizza Heaven, built with smoked mozzarella, spicy vodka sauce, beef pepperoni, sausage, pecorino, pepperoni bites and Calabrian hot peppers, all served on activated charcoal-infused dough that gives the pie its black appearance.

• Good Charlotte is stepping into the kitchen with The Deserve You Pie, featuring a garlic cream base layered with house mozzarella, mushrooms, crumbled sausage, basil pesto, basil leaves, grated parmesan, whipped lemon ricotta and borage flowers for a blue finish.

“Prince St. delivers culture with incredible pizza,” said M. Shadows, lead vocalist of Avenged Sevenfold. “We were proud to create our own vibe using charcoal crust and spicy toppings. This pizza is world class and we can’t wait for our fans to try it out.”

Fans can also enter to win tickets to the concert at all participating locations. Guests who sign up for Prince St. Pizza’s loyalty program and order either limited-time tour slice or pie will automatically be entered for a chance to win tickets. No purchase is necessary to enter or win, and fans may also enter via mail in accordance with the official rules.

The limited-time collaboration’s custom-designed pizza boxes are turning every order into a keepsake fans can take home. Fans can also purchase limited-edition Avenged Sevenfold x Prince St. Pizza collaboration t-shirts for $35 at select Prince St. locations and online while supplies last.

“Pizza shops and live music have always shared the same energy because they bring people together and create moments people remember long after the night ends,” said Lawrence Longo, CEO of Prince St. Pizza. “We wanted these pies to feel connected to the personalities behind the music and create something fans could experience beyond the concert itself.”

Founded in Manhattan’s Nolita neighborhood over a decade ago, Prince St. Pizza has become a national destination for its crave-worthy square pies, now served at 20 locations across the U.S. and Canada.