Hot 97 Summer Jam Newark Tickets - Prudential Center

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A Boogie Wit da Hoodie

9 concerts

Born in the Bronx, rapper A Boogie wit da Hoodie blends melodic trap beats and smooth R&B. He debuted in 2016 with the mixtape Artist and scored a triple-platinum hit with Drowning. His albums include the chart-topping Hoodie SZN and The Bigger Artist.

GloRilla

3 concerts

Memphis hip-hop artist GloRilla broke out in 2022 with the hit single FNF (Let's Go), earning Grammy nominations. Signed to CMG and Interscope, she released the acclaimed debut album GLORIOUS and scored hits like Yeah Glo! and Wanna Be with Megan Thee Stallion.

Ayra Starr

19 concerts

Raised in Benin and Nigeria, Afrosoul artist Ayra Starr debuted with a self-titled EP featuring the number one single Away. Her album 19 and Dangerous spawned multiple chart-toppers, followed by the major hit Rush. She has earned nominations at the Headies and BET Awards.

Cash Cobain

7 concerts

Cash Cobain, born Cashmere Lavon Small in the Bronx, New York City, is a rapper and producer. He pioneered "sexy drill" and "sample drill," blending traditional drill with R&B samples and a Jersey club bounce. Known for his unique production tag, he has popular songs like "Fisherrr," "Hoes Be Mad," and "Rump Punch." His debut album, "Play Cash Cobain," released in 2024, features collaborations with artists including Ice Spice, Drake, Don Toliver, and Justin Bieber. He earned a spot on the XXL Freshman list.

Muni Long

Muni Long, known for her honest R&B, rose to fame with "Hrs and Hrs," which hit #16 on Billboard and went Platinum. Discovered on YouTube, she's a 2022 breakthrough artist known for exploring love and self-discovery. Her success showcases Black women's power in the music industry.

Kash Doll

Detroit-born rapper and actress known for confident, unapologetic delivery. Broke through with “For Everybody” and “Ice Me Out,” and released sophomore album The Last Doll with Tee Grizzley, Yung Bleu, and Tink. Appears on Starz’s BMF.

Hot 97 Summer Jam

Asake

Lagos Island, Nigeria singer-songwriter Ahmed Ololade (Asake), aka Mr Money, blends Afro-Fusion. Former dancer and Obafemi Awolowo University Theatre Arts grad. Broke out in 2020 as Lady went viral; won 2 City People Music Awards, incl. Most Popular Song.

Jim Jones

Harlem rapper, Dipset co-founder with Cam’ron; street anthems w/ menace. Top 20 debut; platinum “We Fly High,” “Pop Champagne”; collabs incl. Harry Fraud, Maino.

Gunna

College Park, Georgia rapper Gunna (born Sergio Kitchens) broke out on Young Thug’s “Floyd Mayweather” (2016), signed to YSL, and scored Billboard 200 hits including WUNNA (No. 1) and DS4Ever (No. 1). Known for “Drip Too Hard,” “FukUMean.”

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Prudential Center Arena Capacity: 16,514

25 Lafayette St, Newark, NJ 07102, USA

prucenter.com

+1 973-757-6000

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About Prudential Center

Prudential Center is a 16,514-capacity multi-purpose arena in downtown Newark, NJ, opened in 2007 and affectionately known as "The Rock." It serves as the home of the NHL's New Jersey Devils and Seton Hall University's men's basketball, regularly hosting major touring concerts and diverse entertainment events throughout the year.