Former WWE Icon Sting’s 2025 or Never Tour: Everything You Need To Know

The legendary Sting, the enigmatic icon who captivated wrestling fans for decades, is embarking on a final farewell tour, offering fans one last chance to meet the painted icon before he hangs up his face paint for good. After a storied career spanning over three decades, punctuated by periods of inactivity, Sting officially retired at AEW Revolution in March 2024. Teaming with his longtime partner Darby Allin, the Icon delivered a breathtaking performance, defeating the Young Bucks and retaining the AEW Tag Team Titles. Sting, a true legend who has graced the rings of WWE and TNA, leaving an indelible mark on both companies, undoubtedly has a place reserved in any future AEW Hall of Fame. Earlier this month, Sting announced his 2025 or Never tour, a series of convention appearances where fans can meet the painted legend one last time.Sting shared his itinerary for several conventions throughout the year, including Wrestlecon during the WrestleMania 41 weekend in Las Vegas, on Instagram. Below are the dates of Sting's appearances:January 31: WrestleCon in Indianapolis, IndianaFebruary 8: MEGACON in Orlando, FloridaFebruary 15: For the Love of Wrestling in Manchester, EnglandMarch 8: Lexington Comic & Toy Con in Lexington, KentuckyMarch 15: Permian Basin Comic Con in Midland, TexasApril 5: Astronomicon in Ypsilanti, MichiganApril 20: WrestleCon in Las Vegas, NevadaMay 3: Heart of Texas Comic Con in Waco, TexasMay 24: GalaxyCon OKC in Oklahoma City, OklahomaJune 28: WrestleVerse Fest in Kansas City, MissouriSeptember 20: Houston Celebrity Comic Con in Houston, TexasNovember 8: Twin Cities Con in Minneapolis, MinnesotaNovember 9: Rhode Island Comic Con in Providence, Rhode IslandALSO READ: WWE Diva Nikki Garcia Spotted in Indianapolis: Is a Royal Rumble 2025 Return Happening?While Sting will likely continue to make public appearances in the future, this is the last chance for fans to experience the magic of meeting the Icon in full paint. It's a bittersweet moment, but a fitting tribute to a career that has inspired generations of wrestling fans.