Fabolous Long Beach Tickets - Harry Bridges Memorial Park

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Chingy

1 concert

Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum hip-hop artist Chingy has sold over 30 million records worldwide, scored eight Billboard Top 10 hits, and became a defining voice in the genre. His Luxury Midwestern Soul blends soulful live instrumentation with polished hip-hop production.

Ashanti

11 concerts

Born and raised on Long Island, Ashanti is a pop-R&B singer-songwriter who broke out in 2002 with the No. 1 hit "Foolish" and her triple-platinum, Grammy-winning debut Ashanti. She scored Top Ten features on Ja Rule’s "Always on Time" and Fat Joe’s "What’s Luv?"

Mya

5 concerts

Mýa Harrison is a Grammy-winning American R&B singer, songwriter, and dancer from Washington D.C. Known for hits like "Case of the Ex" and "Lady Marmalade," she has released multiple albums. In 2026, she is set to release her ninth studio album, "Retrospect," preceded by the single "A.S.A.P." She is also currently touring and collaborating on new music.

Bobby V.

1 concert

Mississippi-born, Atlanta-raised R&B crooner Bobby V (aka Bobby Valentino); broke with Mista (“Blackberry Molasses”), DTP/Def Jam’s “Slow Down,” Top R&B albums; worked with Ludacris, Lil Wayne.

Fabolous

1 concert

Brooklyn rapper Fabolous blends street grit with pop/crossover swagger; hits “Can’t Deny It,” “Into You,” “Breathe,” “Make Me Better”; 5 Top 10 LPs, 2x platinum; Grammy-nominated w/Jay-Z.

Ja Rule

1 concert

Queens, New York rapper Ja Rule, flagship artist of Irv Gotti’s Murder Inc., scored early-2000s hits blending rap and R&B: Between Me and You, Always on Time, and Wonderful (with R. Kelly and Ashanti). Albums include Venni Vetti Vecci and Pain Is Love.

Lil' Flip

1 concert

Houston rapper Lil’ Flip, nicknamed the Freestyle King, broke out with his 2000 independent album The Leprechaun. Backed by DJ Screw’s Screwed Up Click, he signed to Universal and released 2002’s Undaground Legend, led by “The Way We Ball.”

702

Las Vegas R&B trio 702 (Irish, Kameelah, Lemisha), discovered by Michael Bivins; debuted on Subway’s “This Lil’ Game We Play,” hits include “Steelo,” “Where My Girls At?”

Nivea

Nivea, from Georgia, gained fame with Mystikal's "Danger." Known for hits like "Don't Mess with My Man," she earned a Grammy nod and collaborated with Lil Jon.

Marques Houston

Los Angeles-born R&B singer/actor/producer; founded platinum Immature/IMx (“Never Lie”). Solo Top 20 albums MH, Naked, Veteran; hits “Clubbin’,” “Naked,” “Circle”; worked w/ Jermaine Dupri, Tank.

Ruff Endz

Baltimore's Ruff Endz, renowned for raspy vocals and classic R&B, topped charts with hits like "No More" and "Someone To Love You." After a hiatus, their song "Time 4 Change" marked a comeback against injustice. Featured on Fox's "Shots Fired," they return with the album "Soul Brothers."