For the Love of Skateboarding
Swampfest just escalated to a whole new level of pandemonium. The Monster Energy crew descended upon Waldo, Florida, and unleashed hell on the most unholy features imaginable: behemoth bowls, death-defying ramps, and concrete abysses. Oh, and let’s not forget the live alligators. Sit back & take a deep breath – you’re in it for a good one.
Riders featured: Tom Schaar, Liam Pace, Jake Yanko, Trey Wood, Kieran Woolley, Grace Marhoefer, Kaden Stone, and Leandro Moreira.
There’s no denying Green Day’s legacy in the skate scene is anything less than iconic. So, to celebrate “The Saviors Tour”, it was only right to drop a skate film, soundtracked by classics from “Dookie” and “American Idiot” and (a future classic) from their new album “Saviors” — with exclusive footy of our all-star Monster Energy skate crew.
Skaters featured Nyjah Huston, Jake Yanko, Giovanni Vianna, Gabriel Fortunato, Filipe Mota, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Fabiana Delfino, Liam Pace, Kieran Woolley, Matt Berger, Tom Schaar, Ruby Lilley, Yam Behar, Rune Glifberg, Trey Wood, Elliot Sloan, Moto Shibata, Cocona Hiraki, and Edouard Damestoy.
The 30th annual Tampa Pro was off the chain. Nothing but good vibes at the world famous Skatepark of Tampa. Cheers to 30 years.
Featuring Grace Marhoefer, Ruby Lilley, Rune Glifberg, Asahi Kaihara, Luiz Francisco, Liam Pace, Jake Yanko, Trey Wood, Yam Behar, Tom Schaar, Justin Sommer, Pan Jia Jie, Giovanni Vianna, Felipe Nunes, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Grant Taylor, Kelvin Hoefler, Matt Berger and Gabriel Fortunato.
Jesse Lindloff and Liam Pace at Lake Elsinore Skatepark.
In this On The Spot edit, Dew tour rounds up all recent clips to bring you the first video montage of 2024. Starting off the year, we have a transition heavy line up featuring Lady Meek getting after it in backyard pools, Ash Wilcomes dialing in his moves at the CATF, Tommy Calvert scraping coping at Prince Park in Oceanside, a backyard mini bowl session with Bryce Wettstein, and ending with Liam Pace navigating through the crust at San Diego’s oldest skatepark in Ocean Beach.
Skateboarder Liam Pace visits San Diego’s first skatepark ever built, Robb Field Skatepark, AKA OB Park. The 40,000 square feet of concrete park is located right as you enter Ocean Beach and is known for its crusty texture and unique features. Watch Liam as he sessions his favorite rail and talk us through his trick process in his latest On The Spot video.
Special broadcast from X Games California 2023! Monster Energy is proud to welcome pro skateboarders and multiple X Games medalists Tom Schaar from Malibu, California, and Liam Pace from Tucson, Arizona. On the eve of their performance in the world’s largest action sports showcase, the two riders get personal with The Dingo, Danny, and Brittney.
Liam Pace rides the JUICE. OJ is proud to welcome Liam to the crew with a heavy new part relentlessly annihilates every in his path from streets to the backyard pits. Buckle up & hit that play button.
Liam Pace takes on Heimana Reynolds in the seventh game of Round 1, Mano A Mano 2023.
In volume eight of On The Spot, Dew Tour gathers all the clips they captured from the Summer of 2022 into one montage and look back on epic times with a handful of skateboarders. Watch five minutes of action featuring ake Wooten, Allysha Le, Dave Bachinsky, Manny Santiago, Dashawn Jordan, Chris Joslin, Mariah Duran, Jake Ilardi, Liam Pace, Shane O’Neill, Rayssa Leal, Ruby Lilley, and Tate Carew.
The first full-length offering from the heaviest Monster skate squad yet, Side Mission is the unanticipated result of this summer’s wildest Euro Tour and the serious ratting that went into it. As the footage stacked from day one in crusty ol’ Bristol, the skeleton of a video formed. City after city the crew toured throughout the hot summer of ‘22, from Germany’s finest street spots to Israel’s gnarliest transitions, the seriously heavy crew brings you their unexpurgated Side Mission.
Expect footage from the swollen ranks of the fullest Monster Energy squad yet: Nyjah Huston, Giovanni Vianna, Gabriel Fortunato, Jorge Simoes, Marek Zaprazny, Dlamini Dlamini, Charlie Munro, Kevin Baekkel, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Aurelien Giraud, Grant Taylor, Ishod Wair, Matt Berger, Kelvin Hoefler, Panos Loupis, Egor Kaldikov, Justin Sommer, Rune Glifberg, Kieran Woolley, Liam Pace, Trey Wood, Yam Behar, Tom Schaar, Lizzie Armanto and Mami Tezuka.
Van tours, globetrotting, and filming between competitions are portions of a hectic summer schedule for hungry skateboarder Liam Pace. Originally from Tucson, Arizona, Liam built a strong foundation by skateboarding every day he could and skating all types of terrain. His tenacity paid off, winning competitions at King of the Groms at an early age and sponsors taking notice. Fully committing to his dream of making it in skateboarding, Liam moved to Oceanside, California, where he’s closer to the industry, a plethora of skateparks, and his friends. Observe what a typical day is like for Liam as he shows us his home routine, meets Jesse Lindloff and more friends at their local skatepark, cools off and relaxes with new hobbies, and caps the day off with new ink from his friend Fabian Iezzi. All this and more are in Liam’s Aimless video above.