Twenty-five years. One crazy summer. Lots of power chords.
Twenty-five years after its cult birth, Wet Hot American Summer is trading s’mores for power chords.
Director David Wain and star Ken Marino are funnelling nostalgia into a high-volume amplifier, announcing a 25th-anniversary concert tour with their Middle Aged Dad Jam Band.
The five-date Northeast run kicks off July 22nd in Delaware, following a July 13th Billy Joel tribute in LA.
The live shows promise more than just crunchy classic rock covers; audiences will be treated to unseen footage, behind-the-scenes memories, and live scoring by original composer Craig Wedren of Shudder to Think.
For fans who’ve memorised every bizarre line from the 2001 comedy, this is a chaotic, heartfelt reunion.
Expect deep cuts, surprise references, and the undeniable joy of watching middle-aged dads relive their summer of ‘81.
Tickets drop Friday, April 24th. Grab your can of vegetables and go.
Wet Hot American Summer Tour Dates:
June 13: Los Angeles, CA Lodge Room
July 22: Rehoboth, DE Dogfish Head
July 23: Amagansett, NY Stephen Talkhouse
July 24: New York, NY Irving Plaza
July 25: Westerly, RI United Theatre
July 26: Waterville, ME Waterville Opera House
