Oliver Tree Memorial Set for July 25 After Brazil Helicopter Crash Killed 6

Q: What unreleased content and 'unexpected' surprises will be revealed at Oliver Tree's star-studded memorial this Saturday?

There is no public confirmation yet of exactly what unreleased material or “unexpected” moments will be shown at Oliver Tree’s memorial on July 25. What organizers have confirmed is that the Quarry Amphitheater service will include unreleased video content, live music and surprise elements, alongside remarks from scheduled speakers including Diplo, Logan Paul, Ethan Klein and Aaron Mercury. The event will be private for family and friends but livestreamed for fans at 7 p.m. PT. The reporting does not identify the unreleased footage in detail, so it is unclear whether it will be behind-the-scenes material, tour footage, personal messages or unfinished creative work. There is also no official confirmation that any unreleased music will debut during the memorial. One possibility, though still unconfirmed, is the Oliver Tree and T-Pain collaboration that recently surfaced in snippets after being played by T-Pain and Shaquille O’Neal at Electric Forest. That track has drawn attention since Tree’s death, but no report says it will be part of Saturday’s program. The clearest verified element beyond the ceremony itself is the charitable legacy tied to the event: ticket proceeds will support Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Art Grant for Baby Geniuses, his nonprofit for emerging artists. That initiative may feature prominently in the memorial, but as of now, organizers are keeping the specific reveals and surprises under wraps.

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A closed, ticketed memorial for Oliver Tree will be held July 25 at UC Santa Cruz’s Quarry Amphitheater, with a livestream available to fans.
Diplo, Logan Paul, Ethan Klein and Aaron Mercury are slated to speak, while the celebration will also include unreleased video, live music surprises and other tribute elements.
Ticket proceeds will go to Tree’s nonprofit art grant, which supports aspiring artists in their careers.
Tree, 32, died June 14 in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro that killed five other passengers, shortly after performing in São Paulo on his seven-continent tour.