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Sturgis Buffalo Chip announced it's 2025 lineup in a Facebook post, listing many household names in rock, country, and heavy metal.
Here's a look at the concert lineup so far:
Nickelback
Jason Aldean
Five Finger Death Punch
Marilyn Manson
ZZ Top
Stone Temple Pilots
Gene Simmons
Hinder
Josh Ross
Citizen Soldier
Buckcherry
According to the Sturgis Buffalo Chip website, there are even more performers coming soon.
For more information on tickets and reservations, visit the Sturgis Buffalo Chip website.
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