LL COOL J Las Vegas Tickets - MGM Grand Garden Arena

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LL COOL J

12 concerts

Born in Queens, New York, rapper and actor LL Cool J emerged in the 1980s with hits like Radio and Bigger and Deffer. Known for multi-platinum albums including Mama Said Knock You Out, he earned Grammy Awards, a Kennedy Center Honor, and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The Roots

4 concerts

Formed in Philadelphia by Black Thought and Questlove, the hip-hop band the Roots broke through with their 1995 album Do You Want More?!!!??! and earned a Grammy win for the hit You Got Me. Known for live instrumentation, they became the house band for Jimmy Fallon.

DJ Jazzy Jeff

2 concerts

Grammy-winning Philadelphia DJ, producer, and turntablist Jeff Townes is known as half of DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince alongside Will Smith. He pioneered the Transformer scratch, executive-produced Jill Scott's multi-platinum debut, and released solo albums including The Magnificent.

Rakim

2 concerts

Born in New York, rapper Rakim is widely regarded as one of the greatest MCs of all time. As half of the influential 1980s duo Eric B. & Rakim, he helped pioneer internal rhyme schemes on classic albums like the platinum debut Paid in Full. He later released acclaimed solo projects including The 18th Letter.

Salt-N-Pepa

2 concerts

Formed in New York by Cheryl Salt James, Sandra Pepa Denton, and DJ Spinderella, the trailblazing hip-hop duo originally named Super Nature gained fame after releasing their 1985 track The Showstopper, helping redefine women in rap.

ICE-T

1 concert

Ice-T (born Tracy Marrow in Newark, New Jersey) is a pioneering gangsta rapper known for blunt, political lyrics. His albums include Rhyme Pays, Power and O.G.: Original Gangster. He also fronts thrash metal band Body Count, famed for “Cop Killer.”

DJ Z-Tip

Z-Trip

Z-Trip is an award-winning DJ/producer, dubbed a pioneer of the Mashup Movement. Hip-hop rooted but genre-blending, he’s collaborated with Linkin Park and Public Enemy, toured over a decade with LL Cool J, and released Shifting Gears (4-star Rolling Stone).