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10 years of Hellboy. For the anniversary, we put together a limited edition 2LP gatefold vinyl that includes a 28-page, coffee table-style photo book featuring images from the Hellboy photoshoot. The vinyl also features a lenticular cover, with flames that move as you tilt it. Limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, each one is individually numbered in red foil and pressed on Gold Ruby colored vinyl. It also includes “heaven sent,” a song Gus made during the Hellboy era, now available on all streamin

Last year in New York City and Los Angeles, many of you came together to celebrate Gus with us. November is painful to get through, and having you there meant a lot to me. I was struck by how many people wanted to come together to celebrate Gus and his music. Gus would have turned 30 this November 1st. To honor this big birthday, we’re bringing the celebration to cities across North America and Europe. If these shows sell out, they’ll become the largest ticketed Lil Peep events ever. It’s a bit

“Benz Truck Pt. 2” is out now on all streaming platforms

10 years of Castles. To celebrate the EP’s 10th anniversary, we’ve created a limited-edition 3D pop-up version of the original Castles I & II artwork, complete with custom UV-printed, castle-themed vinyl discs. Open the cover and watch Castles come to life. The Castles 10 Year Anniversary 3D Pop-Up vinyl is available now at lilpeep.com.

10 years of Crybaby. To celebrate the album’s 10th anniversary, we’ve created a limited edition zoetrope vinyl featuring “falling 4 me” on vinyl for the very first time. The song is also now available on all streaming platforms. The Crybaby 10 Year Anniversary vinyl is available now at lilpeep.com.

10 years ago today, Gus performed one of the most recognizable shows of his career at a small venue in Downtown Los Angeles. It took place the same day he met Tracy for the first time, and the two recorded “white tee” and its music video in the driveway of 1700 University Drive, where much of “Crybaby” was made in the spring of 2016. By the time this show took place on May 7, 2016, Gus had made seven songs for “Crybaby.” He had gotten the mixtape’s title tattooed above his eye back in April, and

Ten years ago today, Gus released Gym Class. One of the most unique songs in his discography, it features production from Brobak, whom he met online and previously worked with on LIVE FOREVER. It was the first single he released after returning to Pasadena from Denver in the spring of 2016, shortly before he began work on his third solo mixtape, Crybaby. After traveling to Denver to perform with Schemaposse on March 4, Gus ended up staying in the city for a few weeks, recording music and playing

Ten years ago today, Gus released “Your Eyes.” Produced by his friend and long-time collaborator Lederrick, it was one of several singles Gus created during a brief stint in Denver in March 2016. Its music video, also filmed that same month, marked the end of one creative chapter and the beginning of another. It was shot shortly before Gus left Denver and released on the day he returned to Los Angeles. On February 13, 2016, Gus performed live for the first time in Tucson with Schemaposse. Shortl

Today marks ten years since the release of California World, the last of six songs that Gus and his friend Nedarb added to their CALIFORNIA GIRLS EP. Unlike the EP’s five other tracks, which were created entirely via email through the winter of 2015-16, Gus and Ned made California World in person with Craig Xen. The culmination of an immensely productive chapter in Gus’s life, CALIFORNIA GIRLS represents a link between his 2015 and 2016 work, and his growth from an artist who recorded alone in h

Nine years following its original release