E-40 Stockton Tickets - Adventist Health Arena

E-40 with Next, Baby Bash, and more

May 6, 2023 · Adventist Health Arena, Stockton, CA Adventist Health Arena, Stockton, CA

LineUp

4 concerts

Next, an R&B trio from Minneapolis, hit fame with '90s singles like "Too Close" & "Wifey." Known for their sultry lyrics and harmonies, they debuted with a multi-platinum album on Arista, later moved to J Records. After a split, they reunited for new music in 2018.

Baby Bash

10 concerts

Born in Vallejo, CA, rapper Baby Bash rose from the Latin rap underground, known for hits like "Suga Suga." Collaborated with Frankie J, Santana, and Miguel. Known for diverse musical influences and smooth style.

Frankie J

1 concert

Born Francisco Javier Bautista, Frankie J started in Kumbia Kings, then went solo with hits like "Don't Wanna Try" & "Obsession". Collaborated with Baby Bash; album "The One" peaked globally.

Lloyd

4 concerts

Multi-platinum R&B artist Lloyd, known for hits like "You" & "Southside," made a comeback with the platinum single "Tru." His work includes a Gold album & popular tracks with Ashanti & Young Money.

Too $hort

5 concerts

West Coast rap pioneer Too $hort, born Todd Shaw in South Central LA, later moving to Oakland, captivated the scene with explicit lyrics and sparse beats. Known for hits like "The Ghetto" and albums like Born to Mack (gold) and Life Is...Too Short (platinum). Collaborated with 2Pac, Biggie, Jay-Z.

DJ Quik

5 concerts

DJ Quik, born in Compton, is a revered rapper/producer known for '90s hits like "Tonite." He launched his career with self-produced album 'Quik Is the Name,' achieving platinum. Collaborated with artists such as Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg; founded his label, Mad Science.

Bobby V.

12 concerts

Born Bobby Wilson in Mississippi, raised in Atlanta, Bobby V (formerly Valentino) rose as an R&B star with hits like "Slow Down." Known for his work with Ludacris, Timbaland & Lil Wayne, he topped charts and embraced independent projects post major-label success.

E-40

7 concerts

E-40, a trailblazer in Bay Area rap from Vallejo, California, gained fame with his flamboyant, slang-rich style. Key albums include "In a Major Way" and "My Ghetto Report Card" with iconic tracks earning gold and platinum status. Known for massive hits like "Snap Yo Fingers" and collaborations with Big Sean, he also founded Mount Westmore with Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and Too $hort.

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