Family Values Tour Tickets

The Family Values Tour is a landmark in rock history, founded in 1998 by Korn to showcase the fusion of nu metal and hip hop. Over the years, the tours featured a rotating lineup of some of the era’s biggest names, creating a cultural moment that defined a generation of fans. While the official tour activity has slowed since its peak in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the legacy remains strong in rock circles and among fans who remember the era’s groundbreaking crossovers.

Below, you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from the discography, and context for any future appearances. If a show is announced, you’ll be able to secure your seats here with a straightforward, no-fuss process—just like having a trusted friend in the business.

Family Values Tour started with an all-star lineup in 1998, including Korn, Limp Bizkit, Ice Cube, Incubus, Orgy, and Rammstein. The 1999 edition leaned into collaborations, with Limp Bizkit headlining alongside Filter and Staind and guests like The Crystal Method and Mobb Deep. The 2001 edition featured Stone Temple Pilots, Linkin Park, Staind, and Static-X among others. A 2006 revival brought Korn and Deftones on a multi-band bill, with a CD/DVD release documenting the revival. The final edition, a one-day Family Values Festival in 2013, closed a remarkable chapter. Although no current dates are announced for 2025, this page will post updates should new dates surface. For now, you can explore the history, connect with official channels, and stay informed about future tickets and appearances.

Social links and official sites are provided to help you follow the legacy and any potential future shows. When new dates are announced, we’ll help you secure your seats quickly and reliably.