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Musician Tristen Nash Dies at 26, Two Days Before Palm Coast Performance

Tristen Nash (left) with father Kevin in 2016, from Nash's Facebook page.

UPDATE Monday 1:01 pm: Tristen’s father Kevin Nash has confirmed the cause of death to have been a seizure causing cardiac arrest. He also remarked that Tristen had suddenly quit drinking alcohol about a week prior to his death.


According to sources close to the family, Tristen Nash, a musician slated to perform at Saturday’s Flo.wav Fest in Palm Coast, has died at age 26. In addition to his music career, Nash is known for being the son of iconic WWE wrestler Kevin Nash. No cause of death has been listed as of Thursday evening.

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Nash was scheduled to be the first performer of the day on the festival’s C Stage, scheduled from 12:15 to 12:45. He lived in nearby Daytona Beach, according to festival organizers, but was involved with a music scene that spans both Flagler and Volusia counties.

It continues a rough stretch for the Nash family; Kevin’s longtime friend and fellow NWO member, Scott Hall, also passed away in March. Tristen’s passing falls on Hall’s birthday.

It’s uncertain how Flo.wav Fest might change its event to honor Nash, but the young artist’s passing will loom large over the day. Many of the performers and organizers knew Nash personally.

In 1996, Kevin Nash left the then WWF (Now WWE) for WCW. Along with Hall, they appeared as The Outsiders ushering in a new era of wrestling. Nash had seemek an easier schedule upon learning that his wife was pregnant with Tristen and found it with WCW.

The father and son still had a close relationship until the end, with Tristen helping work on his father’s podcast. He’s also survived by his fiancée, Savanna.

Flo.wav Fest will start at 12:00 at the Palm Coast Arts Foundation stage.

1 Comment

  1. TR

    October 20, 2022 at 11:45 pm

    Such a tragedy at a young age with a great future ahead of him.
    R.I.P.

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