Shinedown kicked off their highly anticipated 'Dance, Kid, Dance' Tour on May 6, 2025, at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa, featuring high production values and an energized setlist.

The tour showcases electrifying performances of both new singles and classic hits, including live debuts of 'Dance, Kid, Dance' and 'Three Six Five'.

During the opening night, the band delivered an electrifying show with impressive production and pyrotechnics, performing fan favorites and deep cuts not played in nearly a decade.

This extensive 36-date tour includes stops at iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden on July 20 and Boston's TD Garden on July 19, with supporting acts like Beartooth, Bush, and Morgan Wade.

Shinedown has made history with 'Dance, Kid, Dance' reaching No. 1 on the Mediabase Active Rock Chart, marking their 22nd No. 1 song and tying them with Foo Fighters for the most top 10 hits in the chart's history.

The song is currently charting at No. 5 on Alternative radio, No. 13 on Hot AC, and is entering the Top 30 for both Active Rock and Mainstream AC formats.

In addition to their tour, Shinedown has released a haunting piano version of 'Three Six Five,' which is gaining significant traction on radio charts.

The band is also engaging in charitable efforts through their #ShinedownShares initiative, donating $1 from each ticket sold to support live music for patients in hospitals.

Shinedown recently won two iHeartRadio Music Awards for 'Rock Artist Of The Year' and 'Rock Song Of The Year' for 'A Symptom Of Being Human,' which has garnered nearly 125 million global streams.

Frontman Brent Smith emphasized the importance of matching the song's intensity with the dancers' energy in the music video for 'Dance, Kid, Dance,' directed by Lewis Cater.

The official music video for 'Dance, Kid, Dance,' filmed in Brooklyn, New York, showcases vibrant dance and rock performance energy.

Shinedown's recent singles have achieved No. 1 rankings on various music charts, reinforcing their status in the rock music scene.