As of 2023, CKY remains active in the live music scene, embarking on tours that engage fans old and new. Their concerts are known for high energy and a mix of nostalgia with contemporary rock sounds. In March 2023, CKY announced their 'CKY 2023 Tour', where they performed their classic hits alongside tracks from their latest album, 'The Phoenix', released in 2020. The tour included stops across North America, receiving acclaim for their live renditions and engaging stage presence. Fans were particularly excited about the inclusion of rarities and deep cuts in the setlist, providing a comprehensive experience of CKY's discography. The band has embraced social media to keep fans updated on their concerts and the upcoming release of new music. Additionally, CKY has been participating in various music festivals, expanding their reach and connecting with diverse audiences in various genres. As they continue to tour, CKY emphasizes their commitment to entertaining audiences and fostering a sense of community among rock music lovers.

CKY History

CKY, short for Camp Kill Yourself, is an American rock band that originated in 1998 in West Chester, Pennsylvania. The band's lineup initially included frontman Deron Miller, drummer Jess Margera (the brother of Bam Margera of 'Jackass' fame), guitarist Chad I. Ginsburg, and bassist Matt Deis. CKY rose to prominence during the early 2000s, largely thanks to their association with the 'Jackass' television series and films, which prominently featured their music. Their sound blends alternative rock, metal, and punk influences, characterized by catchy riffs and introspective lyrics. Their debut album, 'Volume 1', was released in 1999, but it was their 2001 album 'Infiltrate•Destroy•Rebuild' that truly put them on the map, thanks to the hit single 'Flesh Into Gear'. Over the years, CKY has experienced substantial lineup changes and hiatuses but has maintained a dedicated fanbase and continued to evolve musically. The combination of their unique sound and connection to pop culture through 'Jackass' has solidified their place in rock history and made their live performances highly anticipated events in the music scene.