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Lil Wayne

28 concerts

New Orleans (Hollygrove) rap icon Lil Wayne: witty wordplay, rasped flow; Hot Boys/Cash Money, Young Money boss. Hits “Lollipop,” “A Milli”; 3 Grammys.

TLC

36 concerts

Atlanta R&B/pop trio TLC (T-Boz, Chilli, Left Eye) mixed new jack swing, funky hooks and bold style; hits “Waterfalls,” “Creep,” “No Scrubs.” 2 Grammys, diamond CrazySexyCool; with Dallas Austin, Pebbles, L.A. Reid/Babyface.

Miguel

1 concert

LA (San Pedro) progressive R&B singer of swaggering ballads; hits “Adorn” (Grammy), “Sure Thing,” “All I Want Is You”; wrote Jaheim’s Grammy-nom “Finding My Way Back”; collabs Mariah Carey, A$AP Rocky, Mac Miller.

The Black Keys

29 concerts

Akron, Ohio blues-rock duo Dan Auerbach & Patrick Carney; garage-to-psych rock with Danger Mouse. Hits “Lonely Boy,” “Tighten Up”; 3 Grammys.

Kelly Clarkson

8 concerts

Fort Worth-born pop/rock/country powerhouse; American Idol S1 winner. Hits: “Since U Been Gone,” “Because of You.” Grammys, Emmy talk show; worked with Reba.

Kane Brown

10 concerts

Chattanooga-born country star Kane Brown: Time100, 5x AMAs; ACM Video winner (“Worldwide Beautiful”); topped all 5 Billboard Country charts; hits “Heaven,” “What Ifs”; collabs Chris Young, H.E.R.

Yellowcard

10 concerts

Jacksonville, FL pop‑punk/alt‑rock icons: “Ocean Avenue” hit MTV & Billboard; Warped Tour vets with double‑platinum & gold tracks; worked with Travis Barker.

Foo Fighters

25 concerts

Seattle-formed alt-rock band led by ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl; hooky loud-quiet anthems (“This Is a Call,” “Big Me”); Grammys, 2021 Rock Hall; ft. McCartney.

Bush

13 concerts

UK alt-rock band BUSH: 20M+ sold, 1B streams; hits “Glycerine,” “Machinehead,” “Swallowed” (GRAMMY nom). Sixteen Stone 6xPlatinum; Razorblade #1. Music in John Wick.

Tim McGraw

33 concerts

Tim McGraw: US country superstar; 90M+ records sold, 46 #1 singles, 19 #1 albums, 3 Grammys; most-played country radio artist since his 1992 debut.

Thirty Seconds To Mars

17 concerts

Alt/prog rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars (Jared & Shannon Leto) known for experimental anthems “The Kill,” “From Yesterday,” “Kings & Queens,” “Stuck”; 15M+ sold, 2B+ streams; 12+ MTV Awards, Kerrang! trophies, Billboard Modern Rock Artist.

Sheryl Crow

6 concerts

Born in Kennett, Missouri, Sheryl Crow is a roots-rock/pop hitmaker behind “All I Wanna Do,” “If It Makes You Happy” & “Winding Road”; Grammy winner, Rock Hall ’23; collab’d with MJ, Sting, Clapton.

Lenny Kravitz

9 concerts

NYC-born rock/soul/funk auteur & multi-instrumentalist; hits “Are You Gonna Go My Way.” 40M albums sold; 4 straight Grammys (record Male Rock Vocal). Actor: Hunger Games.

IHeartRadio Music Festival

2 concerts

The iHeartRadio Music Festival is an annual two-day multi-genre music concert event held every September in Las Vegas, Nevada. Launched in 2011 by iHeartRadio, the festival features prominent chart-topping artists alongside up-and-coming musicians. Initially hosted at the MGM Grand Garden Arena before moving to the T-Mobile Arena in 2016, the event is broadcast live across iHeartMedia radio stations and nationally streamed on digital platforms.

Public Enemy

10 concerts

Long Island rap legends Public Enemy: Chuck D & Flavor Flav’s Bomb Squad sample-noise; “Fight the Power,” “911 Is a Joke”; Anthrax/U2 collabs; Rock Hall 2013.

The Last Dinner Party

35 concerts

Mythic, character-driven alt-rock/folk storytelling: dark, raw, earthy tales from “The Pyre,” packed with vivid, cheeky apocalyptic imagery; song: “This Is The Killer Speaking.”