Kid Cudi at Shoreline Amphitheatre

The Rebel Ragers Tour 2026

Well, yes… it’s true folks. We’re on the Pursuit of Happiness, and quite frankly - we need a little rebel ragin’ from you too, duh! EVERY night here in Mountain View we go hard with some of our favorite artists as they travel around the world. And ANYTIME we show out for one of the best shows of the year, well - we just want all our favs in the crowd with their crew howling every word. SO - if it’s your FIRST time here, welcome! We can’t wait to see you! And the best part of it all?! We’ve got the PERFECT show for you - right here when Kid Cudi brings his 2026 Rebel Ragers Tour - right here to Shoreline on Tuesday June 23rd, right here for us to sing every word! And true to form, he’s literally zig-zagging across the entire country to show us all his new era of rap rock and roll. Tearing it up in places like Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta, Tampa, Chicago, Toronto, New York City, Boston, Denver, Seattle, Los Angeles, Kentucky, and so many more - but trust, when he touches down in the MV, well, we gotta go hard folks - quite frankly. You already KNOW what it is when those opening synths hit - we’re going up tonight, so we hope you’ve got your helmets ready for being space cadet #1. Buckle up boys and girls. 

Scott Mescudi, better known to the world as Kid Cudi, was born in Cleveland, Ohio back in ‘84 and went on to completely flip the script on what hip-hop could be - and his entire life quite frankly. He first broke out in the late 2000s with his A Kid Named Cudi mixtape, which caught the ear of hip hop giant Kanye West and launched him into the spotlight. He got signed to Kanye’s GOOD Music familia, then came Man on the Moon: The End of Day in 2009, a genre-bending classic that gave us “Day ’N’ Nite,” “Pursuit of Happiness,” and a whole new way of hearing rap. The genre became vulnerable, melodic, emotional, unfiltered, and undeniably young. From Man on the Moon II to Indicud to Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’ and the legendary Kids See Ghosts project, Cudi has always been about pushing boundaries while speaking directly to the kids who felt a little lost. He didn’t just make songs -he made lifelines to all who were looking for a call to be different, and that’s why his fanbase rides so hard for him to this day. And that’s ALSO why we gotta see him live when he comes to the stage here with M.I.A., Big Boi, and A-Trak. 

WELL - we’ve said a mouthful y’all. You know what to do - we can’t wait to see you hear in the crowd singing loud and proud.