2hollis Chicago Tickets - The Salt Shed

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2hollis

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Hollis Frazier-Herndon, known as 2hollis, is an American rapper, singer, and producer from Chicago, Illinois. He crafts experimental hip-hop, electropop, and rage music, known for genre-blending and a distinctive "chain mail" aesthetic. Popular songs include "Poster Boy," "crush," and "jeans." His albums include *White Tiger*, *Boy*, and *Star*. His track "Poster Boy" was featured in EA Sports FC 24.

nate sib

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Nate Sib, born Nathan Joseph Subbiondo in Los Angeles, California, is a singer-songwriter recognized for his genre-blending pop, R&B, and electronic musical style. He gained attention with "Why can't you see," featured on the NHL 24 soundtrack. His releases include the EPs "for you" and "for us." A Republic Records artist, he often collaborates with 2hollis on popular songs like "afraid" and "back & forth." NME recognized him as an essential emerging artist.

Rommulas

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Rommulas, born Roman Leal in the United States, is an artist of Mexican descent known for his dynamic blend of Soundcloud rap, reggaeton, hyperpop, and avant-garde pop. His popular tracks include "Mira," "Mami," and "No Me Importa." His album "ANIMÁL" features collaborations like "Option" and "left to right" with 2hollis. "left to right" has garnered over 10 million Spotify streams.

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The Salt Shed Music Venue Capacity: 7,000

1357 N Elston Ave, Chicago, IL 60642, USA

saltshedchicago.com

+1 708-967-2168

About The Salt Shed

The Salt Shed is a 7,000-capacity indoor and outdoor music venue and entertainment hub in Chicago's West Town, housed within the adaptively reused, landmarked former Morton Salt factory, known for its iconic rooftop sign. This unique complex offers diverse live music experiences across its 3,600-capacity indoor "Shed" and 5,000-capacity outdoor "Fairgrounds" with riverfront and skyline views, blending industrial heritage with modern concert amenities.

2hollis with nate sib and Rommulas