Puscifer’s Sessanta Merch Hits Budweiser Stage
Sessanta lands at Budweiser Stage with limited posters, tees and a candy-apple vinyl drop.
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Tonight at Toronto’s iconic Budweiser Stage, Puscifer joins forces with Primus and A Perfect Circle for a one-night celebration of their Sessanta tour—and a merch collection that’s every collector’s dream. Doors swing open at 6:30 pm, and the three-band bill kicks off punctually at 8 pm. Fans arriving early will find a merch booth stocked with run-limited items, each piece designed to commemorate this milestone show.
Merch Highlights
The spotlight shines first on a limited-edition poster and matching t-shirt designed by artist Johnny Crap. The poster measures 24″ x 36″ and comes in two versions: 300 regular prints and 75 signed foil variants. T-shirts echo the poster’s graphic, blending bold typography with a nod to Sessanta’s Italian roots.
Vinyl aficionados can queue for the exclusive “Sessanta E.P.P.P.” pressing in a candy-apple green swirl. Only 75 copies exist, and each is signed by Puscifer, Primus, and A Perfect Circle. For those seeking an even deeper tour memento, there’s “Sessanta Live,” a new live-recorded vinyl from the tour’s first leg. Limited to just 50 signed copies per show, this pressing captures the raw energy of the trio sharing the stage.
About Puscifer’s Sessanta Tour
Sessanta, Italian for “sixty,” nods to the 60th birthdays of Maynard James Keenan and some of his collaborators, marking a reflective chapter in Puscifer’s catalog. Formed in 2003 by Keenan—best known as the frontman of Tool and A Perfect Circle—Puscifer blends experimental rock with cabaret and electronic elements. Their latest studio album, “Existential Reckoning” (2020), earned praise for its adventurous arrangements and Keenan’s cryptic lyrical style.
This summer, Puscifer shares the bill with Primus—Les Claypool’s genre-bending trio—and A Perfect Circle, Keenan’s longtime side project. The three acts rotate headlining slots on each date, creating a dynamic evening where fans of alt-rock, progressive metal, and avant-guitar grooves find common ground.
Why Fans Are Buzzing
Beyond the music, fans have rallied around the limited merch drops. Social feeds are ablaze with unboxing videos of the foil-print posters and swirl-colored vinyl. Collectors compare serial numbers, while concertgoers snap selfies in the Johnny Crap–designed tees. With each item numbered and signed, the merch becomes more than a souvenir—it’s a finite piece of Sessanta history.
The choice of Budweiser Stage—the former Molson Amphitheatre—adds to the evening’s cachet. With its open-air design and skyline views, the venue has hosted everyone from Rush to Arcade Fire. Tonight, it showcases the next wave of progressive rock royalty.
Whether you came for Maynard’s theatrical stagecraft, Claypool’s slapping bass riffs, or the intersection of both in A Perfect Circle’s moody soundscapes, the merch booth offers a tangible memory. But quantities are flying fast. Once those 75 green vinyls and 50 live LPs vanish, they’re gone for good.
Fans still heading to Budweiser Stage should arrive early, bring cash or contactless payment, and prepare for one of the most collectible merch nights in recent rock history. After the final encore, that candy-apple record or signed foil print might be the only memento you’ll have—so make it count.
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