Kid Cudi at Cascades Amphitheater

The Rebel Ragers Tour 2026

In a night we’re sure to never forget - rap lovers, rock and rollers who switch to a little r&b every once in awhile, and EVERYONE here at Ridgefield who can afford to get a little whiff of indicud every once in awhile - oh boy, do we have a show for you! EVERY year here for our summer season we try to go ham in our concert line up - bringing in some of the best legacy artists, those in their peak, and the newcomers to the global stage whenever we get the chance. But TONIGHT - well, Kid Cudi is far from an up and coming act in the game. Making his way to the stage on Saturday June 20th, Cudi’s 2026 The Rebel Ragers Tour is coming to the stage here as he zig-zags across the entire country for three months straight to show us why he’s the undisputed king of Summer 2026. Tearing it up in places like Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta, Tampa, Chicago, Toronto, New York City, Boston, Denver, Seattle, Los Angeles and oh so many more - when he touches down here at Cascades, get ready to be blitzed with the Soundtrack To OUR Lives from the midwest boy who ruled the 2010s rap scene. Buckle up - it’s time to go to SPACE!

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. 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. It's just going to be... too good to be true, quite honestly. 

So now here we are - all these years later, and Kid Cudi is still standing tall as one of the most important voices of his generation, ready to rage with us all. You won’t wanna miss this one folks - see you soon.