If you’ve got a tank full of gas and a hog wearing wax and the highway is calling your name, strap on your helmet for the Devil’s Den Motorcycle Rally in Arnold on July 11-12, 2025. The goal of this annual event is to raise money for charities while having fun rockin’ and rollin’.
Another great lineup of events is scheduled, with food and drinks, biker games, live music, and karaoke on Friday evening. Saturday brings the show and shine, poker run, barbecue, three live bands, auction, beer belly contest, and more. All the action will be at the Arnold Recreation Area, and you can be sure there will be plenty of food, cold beverages, and giveaways too.
Back by popular demand is the band Hookt, and this year the rally members are excited to introduce Paisty Jenny. Their song “Tell It Like It Is” is currently trending as a top rock song in the nation, reaching #15 on the SMR Chart. Earlier this year, their previous single, “Jesus and Guns,” reached #16 on the same chart. You can catch both of these amazing bands right here in Arnold! You’ll also be able to catch the Craig Furne Experience…local artist Craig can really crank out everyone’s favorites!
See the event poster for the full schedule or visit the Devil’s Den Motorcycle Rally Facebook page.
Each year, proceeds from the event are donated to charities. The 2025 charities focus on autism awareness and suicide awareness. The Rally board will also use funds to award a Devil’s Den Scholarship to a local senior at graduation. A brief description of this year’s charities follows:
- Arnold Public Schools has several children identified with autism. The Rally board will work with the teachers of those children to accumulate a list of needed items and purchase them for the school, which are also useful for many other students as well.
- Their second charity is for suicide awareness which helps support groups for families who have been impacted by a suicide. It is estimated that a suicide attempt is made every minute. This charity also increases public awareness of how to help prevent this terrible tragedy from happening. The Rally board has also set up a local fund to help families in need.
No motorcycle is necessary to come enjoy some “crazy nights” while we prove that “rock and roll ain’t noise pollution.” See you there!
