Goodie Mob Cleveland Tickets - Wolstein Center

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Juvenile

28 concerts

DJ and producer Juvenile, from electro house to bass music, crafts original, infectious tracks with heavy basslines and glitchy beats. Known for experimental sound design.

Too $hort

9 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.

Tha Dogg Pound

6 concerts

Tha Dogg Pound, part of Death Row Records, influenced '90s rap with hits like "Let's Play House." Kurupt & Daz repped California, featured on Snoop & 2Pac's albums; both pursued solo careers and collaborations.

DJ Quik

4 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.

Scarface

2 concerts

Born in Houston, Scarface broke from Geto Boys, leading Southern thug rap. Known for raw lyrics, he influenced many, like 2Pac and Ice Cube. Bestseller 'The Fix' marked his peak, never mainstream, yet a lasting icon.

Bun B

1 concert

Southern rap icon Bun B, from Port Arthur, Texas, rose to fame with UGK and their hit "International Players Anthem." Solo success followed, with albums like 'Trill' and 'Trill O.G.' Collaborations include OutKast, Big K.R.I.T., and Statik Selektah.