Shaun White Announces First Artist Lineup for US Debut of ‘Air + Style’!

Entrepreneur and Olympic Champion Shaun White recently announced the first lineup of musical acts for the U.S. debut of his Air + Style event that will be held at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California on Saturday, February 21st and Sunday, February 22nd. The event features a combination of the world’s greatest skateboarders, skiers, and snowboarders for a full weekend experience with live performances from some of the most popular music acts. The first artists to be confirmed includes Bad Things, METZ, Surfer Blood, Cults, The Black Lips, Sleigh Bells, Portugal. The Man, Phantogram, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, Diplo, Kendrick Lamar, and Steve Aoki. Musical acts will perform throughout the day outside of the venue with the final concert each night starting at 8pm inside of the Rose Bowl (lineups, set times to be determined, and bands subject to change).

“I’m really excited that Air + Style LA keeps getting better,” said White.  “I can’t wait to hear all these incredible acts perform at the Rose Bowl this February!!”

Tickets for the 2-day action packed event can be purchased at www.ticketmaster.com and visit www.air-style.com or call 323-651-4300 for more information!

 

 


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