Machine Gun Kelly Brings Family Joy to LA Tour Show
As part of his "Lost Americana" global tour, rapper Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) made a heartfelt dedication to two special people in his life - his daughters, Casie Colson Baker and Saga Blade Fox-Baker. The 35-year-old musician took the stage at The Kia Forum in Los Angeles last Thursday night, referencing his first child, now 16, and his new bundle of joy, whom he welcomed with Megan Fox in March.
In a touching moment, MGK expressed his love for his family, stating that "family is everything" to him. He added, "If you're here with your loved ones, love them forever, man." The special dedication was well-received by fans in the audience who braved the torrential downpour and chilly temperatures to pack out The Forum.
As the show went on, MGK entertained the crowd with his signature microphone tricks, guitar shreds, pyrotechnics, and more. The stage itself was an epic setup, featuring a massive hand holding a lit cigarette (later revealed to be an edgy replica of the Statue of Liberty).
The live show also included classic hits like "Bloody Valentine," "My Ex's Best Friend," and "Lonely." Fans in attendance were treated to several tracks from MGK's hit 2025 album, "Lost Americana," as well as special performances by professional dancers.
Throughout the evening, MGK seemed to be having a blast while entertaining the crowd. He joked about LA's rainy weather and joked that he was worried fans wouldn't come out due to the downpour. However, it was clear that all was worth it as the concert ended with an electric atmosphere.
MGK confirmed his next project - a long-awaited rap album set to drop in 2026 - will mark his official return to the genre since 2019's "Hotel Diablo." As he teased, "When you come back next year, it will be nothing like this... This is a special f---ing moment. New setlist, new album."
The concert also served as a celebration of the fifth anniversary of MGK's record-breaking "Tickets to My Downfall," which ignited the 2020s pop punk revival and became certified platinum by the RIAA.
As part of his global tour, produced by Live Nation, MGK continues his journey through major arenas, amphitheaters, and festivals across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
As part of his "Lost Americana" global tour, rapper Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) made a heartfelt dedication to two special people in his life - his daughters, Casie Colson Baker and Saga Blade Fox-Baker. The 35-year-old musician took the stage at The Kia Forum in Los Angeles last Thursday night, referencing his first child, now 16, and his new bundle of joy, whom he welcomed with Megan Fox in March.
In a touching moment, MGK expressed his love for his family, stating that "family is everything" to him. He added, "If you're here with your loved ones, love them forever, man." The special dedication was well-received by fans in the audience who braved the torrential downpour and chilly temperatures to pack out The Forum.
As the show went on, MGK entertained the crowd with his signature microphone tricks, guitar shreds, pyrotechnics, and more. The stage itself was an epic setup, featuring a massive hand holding a lit cigarette (later revealed to be an edgy replica of the Statue of Liberty).
The live show also included classic hits like "Bloody Valentine," "My Ex's Best Friend," and "Lonely." Fans in attendance were treated to several tracks from MGK's hit 2025 album, "Lost Americana," as well as special performances by professional dancers.
Throughout the evening, MGK seemed to be having a blast while entertaining the crowd. He joked about LA's rainy weather and joked that he was worried fans wouldn't come out due to the downpour. However, it was clear that all was worth it as the concert ended with an electric atmosphere.
MGK confirmed his next project - a long-awaited rap album set to drop in 2026 - will mark his official return to the genre since 2019's "Hotel Diablo." As he teased, "When you come back next year, it will be nothing like this... This is a special f---ing moment. New setlist, new album."
The concert also served as a celebration of the fifth anniversary of MGK's record-breaking "Tickets to My Downfall," which ignited the 2020s pop punk revival and became certified platinum by the RIAA.
As part of his global tour, produced by Live Nation, MGK continues his journey through major arenas, amphitheaters, and festivals across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
he's got a new album coming out in 2026 and it's gonna be fire 
can't wait to see what he brings to the table next! also gotta love that he's prioritizing his family life, those dad jokes are everything 
and that stage setup was INSANE 
5 years since "Tickets to My Downfall" and he's still slaying the game 
what a way to celebrate an anniversary!
the rain didn't even bring me down lol it was still an amazing concert can't wait for his new album in 2026 
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i was so hyped 2 c him dedicate his set 2 his lil girls casie & saga 
it's clear how much he loves them & its super adorbs! 
also omg that stage setup tho! 
gotta say, mgk's energy 2nite wuz ELECTRIC!!! 
he's really showing the world what it means to be a good dad 
but honestly, i think the show was even better because of it - it added this extra layer of excitement and intimacy to the whole experience 
. Can't they just play the hits without all the feels? The stage setup was pretty lit though, that giant hand with a cigarette was kinda cool 
. I mean, I love MGK and all but come on, can't he give us some new material? And what's up with the ticket prices?! They're insane 
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I mean, the guy's been through some stuff with his daughter Casie being 16 now and then having a new baby with Megan Fox... it's like he's got so much love to give but also got to express it on stage! The crowd loved it too, no surprise there. And can we talk about that stage setup tho? Epic cigarette replica of the Statue of Liberty? Genius 
. And btw is that new album for 2026 a hint at us getting even more of his signature energetic vibes? 
Can't wait!
still thinkin about how all this glitz & glam is just a distraction from the real issues 
I'm definitely stoked for his new album drop in 2026 
I'm sure it was super staged for the camera, just another marketing ploy to get people to buy merch. And those pyrotechnics are probably some overpriced safety hazard waiting to happen 
. And what's up with all these 'dedications' to make the show feel more 'personal'? Just a bunch of cheesy attempts to make us feel good about him 
. I mean, who needs sunshine when you can have an electric atmosphere like what they had at The Kia Forum? 
and can we talk about the sound quality for a sec?! I swear MGK's mic was all over the place 
at least 5 times during the show it was like they had multiple mics stuck together or somethin' 
but anywayz back to the good stuff - Casie & Saga lookin adorable on stage 
MGK, you're the best and I'm so hyped for your next show 
It was like a work of art! 
... bring it on! 
. That stage setup tho? 
and it's clear why this concert ended on such a high note 
#MGKforever #LostAmericanaTour #FamilyIsEverything
. MGK's been working hard on his new album and it's gonna be lit