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E-40

4 concerts

Vallejo, California rapper E-40 is a pioneering Bay Area hip-hop artist known for his inventive slang and prolific output. Rising to fame with the platinum 1995 album In a Major Way, he went on to release numerous successful projects and formed the supergroup Mount Westmore.

B-Legit

1 concert

Bay Area rapper B-Legit, born Brandt Jones in Vallejo, California, debuted in the early 1990s with a hardcore style. He was a member of the hip-hop group the Click and collaborated with 2Pac on Ain't Hard 2 Find. His solo work includes The Hemp Museum and the charting album Connected & Respected with E-40.

Too $hort

6 concerts

Too Short is an influential West Coast rap star born in Los Angeles and raised in Oakland. Known for explicit street themes and sparse instrumentals, he released his gold major-label debut, Born to Mack, in 1988, followed by several platinum albums including Life Is Too Short.

DJ Quik

5 concerts

Compton-born rapper and producer DJ Quik debuted with the platinum album Quik Is the Name in 1991, featuring hits like Tonite. Known for his funk-inspired sound, he released gold-certified albums including Safe & Sound and produced tracks for stars like Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, and Janet Jackson.

Tha Dogg Pound

1 concert

California rap duo Tha Dogg Pound consists of Kurupt and Daz Dillinger. Rising through Death Row Records, they featured on Dr. Dre's The Chronic and Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle before releasing their chart-topping 1995 debut album, Dogg Food.

Mack 10

2 concerts

Los Angeles rapper Mack 10 rose to fame in the mid-1990s with West Coast rap hits like Foe Life and Backyard Boogie. He found major commercial success through his solo albums and as a member of the platinum-selling supergroup Westside Connection.

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Fox Theatre Detroit Historic Theater Capacity: 5,048

2211 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201, USA

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Opened in 1928 in Downtown Detroit, the 5,048-capacity Fox Theatre is a National Historic Landmark designed by C. Howard Crane. Audiences attend major concerts and stage productions across three tiered levels framed by opulent Byzantine-inspired decor and a domed ceiling.