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Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

How the Edge Stole Christmas is a performer associated with the iconic Edge brand that brought big concert moments to fans across Texas. While the Edge brand was retired in 2016, and KDGE rebranded to Star 102.1, the memory of the series lives on through memorable multi-artist lineups at Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie and other venues. This page offers a concise, user-friendly look at the artist, including a biography, notable discography highlights, and context for potential future performances. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss information and links to official social channels.

The live experience

What reaches the room

For fans in the Dallas–Fort Worth area and beyond, the How the Edge Stole Christmas project remains a notable chapter in modern concert history. While there isn’t a publicly announced, ongoing How the Edge Stole Christmas circuit for 2025, you can stay informed about any future events or related performances through our updated pages. If you’re looking to secure tickets to similar multi-artist holiday-themed shows, we’ll help you find trusted options and verified sellers.

The essentials

Quick Facts About How the Edge Stole Christmas

  • 2013 edition co-headlined by Stone Temple Pilots with Chester Bennington and Thirty Seconds to Mars; event at Verizon Theatre, Grand Prairie (Dec 5).
  • 2014 edition featured Weezer, Rise Against, Young the Giant, Big Data and Bad Suns at Verizon Theatre, Grand Prairie.
  • 2015 edition showcased Of Monsters and Men, Sublime with Rome, Panic! at the Disco, The Neighbourhood, The Struts, Atlas Genius (Grand Prairie).
  • 2016 edition highlighted AWOLNATION and Weezer, with the Edge brand undergoing a company-wide shift later that year.
  • The Edge brand was retired in 2016 and KDGE became Star 102.1; since then there has been no stable, ongoing How the Edge Stole Christmas circuit publicly announced for 2025.

The records

How the Edge Stole Christmas Discography

  • OK Human
    2021 · Crush Music/Atlantic Records
  • Van Weezer
    2021 · Crush Music/Atlantic Records
  • Weezer (Black Album)
    2019 · Atlantic
  • Weezer (Teal Album)
    2019 · Atlantic
  • Pacific Daydream
    2017 · Atlantic
  • Weezer (White Album)
    2016 · Atlantic
  • Everything Will Be Alright in the End
    2014 · Republic
  • Hurley
    2010 · Epitaph
  • Raditude
    2009 · DGC/Interscope
  • Weezer (Red Album)
    2008 · DGC/Interscope
  • Make Believe
    2005 · DGC/Geffen
  • Maladroit
    2002 · DGC/Geffen
  • Weezer (Green Album)
    2001 · DGC/Geffen
  • Pinkerton
    1996 · DGC/Geffen
  • Weezer (Blue Album)
    1994 · DGC/Geffen

The hits

Top How the Edge Stole Christmas Songs

  • All My Favorite Songs
    2021 · Rock & Alternative Airplay #1
  • Hero
    2020 · US Alternative Airplay #1
  • The End of the Game
    2019 · US Alternative Songs #39; US Hot Rock & Alternative #83
  • Beverly Hills
    2005 · US Hot 100 #10

For fans in the Dallas–Fort Worth area and beyond, the How the Edge Stole Christmas project remains a notable chapter in modern concert history. While there isn’t a publicly announced, ongoing How the Edge Stole Christmas circuit for 2025, you can stay informed about any future events or related performances through our updated pages. If you’re looking to secure tickets to similar multi-artist holiday-themed shows, we’ll help you find trusted options and verified sellers.

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