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System of a Down Marks 25 Years of 'Toxicity' with New LA Exhibition

A new exhibition celebrating System of a Down's iconic album, "Toxicity," will open in Los Angeles from October 13th-18th, featuring original artifacts, immersive installations, and exclusive merchandise.

·Sep 24, 2026·via Consequence
System of a Down Marks 25 Years of 'Toxicity' with New LA Exhibition

The 25th anniversary of System of a Down ’s seminal album Toxicity is set to be celebrated with an exhibition opening at Los Angeles’ Beyond the Streets gallery.

The show will run October 13th-18th at 434 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA, with no entry fee required.

“System of a Down x Beyond the Streets: Toxicity 25th Anniversary Exhibition” is set to offer fans a unique experience with rare artifacts and ephemera from the Toxicity period of the band’s history, immersive installations, iconography and history surrounding the iconic album, as well as special merch available only via the exhibition.

Toxicity was a massive success upon its release in September 2001, thanks to radio hits like “Chop Suey!,” “Aerials,” and the title track, along with other standout cuts like “ATWA,” “Prison Song,” and “Psycho.” It was recently certified seven-times platinum for 7 million units moved in the United States alone.

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This exhibition comes along with a series of 25th anniversary celebration elements for Toxicity . Earlier this month, the band announced a reissue and merch capsule to celebrate the album Consequence has hailed as a modern metal masterpiece .

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_Originally reported by [Consequence](https://consequence.net/2026/09/system-of-a-down-exhibition-25-years-toxicity/)._

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