Imagining the history of rock music without the colossal influence of Iggy Pop is an impossible task. Both as a member of iconic proto-punk band The Stooges and as a versatile solo artist, the godfather of punk has left his mark on practically every band and artist left of the center. And Iggy, unlike many of these artists and movements he inspired, is not only still around but also ever so relevant. The age-defying 77-year-old remains one of the most dynamic, energetic, primitive, and confrontational stage performers to ever exist. With an unbending physicality, the legendary Iggy Pop throws himself between songs from The Stooges and his solo work. The latter which includes everything from his classic albums produced by Bowie to his recent work such as the Josh Homme produced ‘Post Pop Depression’ (2016) and his latest album ‘Every Loser’ (2023), where Pop collaborated with pop architect Andrew Watt. Way Out West, get ready for the real wild child of music.