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Petey Pablo

3 concerts

Petey Pablo (born Moses Barrett III in Greenville, North Carolina) is a Southern rapper who broke out in 2001 with the anthem Raise Up. His gold, Top Ten debut Diary of a Sinner: 1st Entry earned a Grammy nod; 2004’s Freek-a-Leek went platinum.

JUVENILE

13 concerts

New Orleans rapper Juvenile (born Terius Gray) rose with Cash Money and the Hot Boys alongside Lil Wayne. A bounce pioneer, he broke through with platinum 400 Degreez (Ha, Back That Azz Up) and hit #1 with 2004’s Slow Motion.

Plies

4 concerts

Ft. Myers, Florida rapper Plies signed to Slip-N-Slide in 2004. Debut album The Real Testament (2007) spawned "Shawty." Goon Affiliated (2010, Atlantic) topped Billboard’s rap chart and hit No. 5 on the Top 200.

Webbie

1 concert

Baton Rouge rapper Webster "Webbie" Gradney, Jr. signed to Pimp C’s Trill Entertainment and recorded Ghetto Stories (2003) and Gangsta Muzik (2004) with Lil Boosie. His solo album Savage Life arrived in 2005, followed by the Savage Life series.

Trick Daddy

1 concert

Trick Daddy, born Maurice Young in Miami, Florida, is a Southern hip-hop artist known for his distinctive delivery and street anthems. He significantly shaped Miami's music scene. Popular songs include "Let's Go," "I'm a Thug," and "Nann Nigga" (with Trina). His album "Thugs Are Us" achieved platinum status. He has collaborated with artists such as Lil Jon and DJ Khaled.

8Ball & MJG

12 concerts

Memphis, Tennessee Southern rap pioneers 8Ball and MJG (Premro Smith and Marlon Jermaine Goodwin) debuted in 1991. Their albums Comin' Out Hard and Living Legends made milestones; Living Legends went gold and hit #3.

Ball Greezy

Goodie Mob

Goodie Mob, an Atlanta-based hip-hop group, includes Big Gipp, Cee-Lo, Khujo, and T-Mo. Known for their impact in Southern rap, their 1995 debut, "Soul Food," is a classic.

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CeeLo Green

Atlanta-born soul and hip-hop singer known for Goodie Mob and the Dirty South movement. Produced the Pussycat Dolls’ “Don’t Cha,” and with Gnarls Barkley won a Grammy for “Crazy.” Solo hit “Fuck You” led to the multi-platinum LP The Lady Killer.