As the spring air kicks into high gear, so does festival season—and Outside Lands 2025 just lit the fuse. With Tyler, the Creator, Doja Cat, and Hozier leading the charge, this summer’s event in Golden Gate Park is shaping up to be a must-see. While you’re soaking up the vibes, don’t miss your shot to score FREE tickets to Welcome to Rockville—exclusively through the Static Live app.
KISS is back, baby—and this time, they’re leaving the face paint in the dressing room. After swearing off makeup gigs forever, the legendary rock band just announced an unmasked, live performance at this year’s KISS Army Storms Vegas event. It’s happening November 14–16 at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, and fans better buckle up.
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A$AP Rocky just set the bar sky-high—literally. At Rolling Loud California 2025, the Harlem icon made a dramatic helicopter entrance before unleashing new music, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Rihanna was front and center as Rocky delivered banger after banger, including an unreleased Metro Boomin-produced track. Is Don’t Be Dumb finally on the way, or is he just keeping us guessing?
Cypress Hill made hip-hop history when they brought their ‘90s rap classics to the Royal Albert Hall—backed by the London Symphony Orchestra. Now, the mind-blowing concert film and live album are finally being released.
Drake has abruptly canceled the final four dates of his Australia & New Zealand tour due to “scheduling conflicts”—but after Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl diss, fans are wondering if there’s more to the story.
Bike Week 2025 is roaring into Daytona Beach, and live music is taking over the city! Here’s your guide to the best shows, venues, and must-see performances—plus how to find the full schedule on StaticLive.app!
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Mark Hoppus is swapping tour buses for bookstores as he takes Fahrenheit-182 on the road. Expect pop-punk nostalgia, dark humor, and plenty of Blink-182 madness.
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John Lydon has zero interest in the Sex Pistols’ upcoming tour, calling it a “karaoke act” and insisting the band can’t exist without him.
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