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Polo G with G Herbo, 42 Dugg, and more

Jun 1, 2024 at 7:00 PM  ·  United Center, Chicago, IL United Center, Chicago, IL

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Chicago rapper G Herbo helped invent and globalize drill. He launched the Swervin Through Stress nonprofit and scored his biggest hit, “Went Legit,” from the 2024 mixtape Greatest Rapper Alive. His Lil Herb project blends No I.D.-crafted hip hop and drill, featuring Wyclef Jean.
42 Dugg is a multi-platinum, Billboard-charting hip-hop artist known for his raw, melodic delivery. He broke through with Lil Baby collaborations We Paid and Grace. His Top 10 Billboard 200 projects include Free Dem Boyz and Last Ones Left with EST Gee.
Detroit rapper Trevon, also known as Skilla Baby, is a Detroit native born and raised. He is managed by Eastside Juan (Big Squad).
Born in Louisiana, raised in Memphis, Big Boogie is a Southern rapper signed to Yo Gotti’s Collective Music Group. Known for tough, anthemic rap, he released Definition of Pain (2017), Final Nightmare (2020), Underrated (2021) and Ether (2024).
Atlanta singer, rapper, and performer blending provocative hip-hop and bedroom-ready R&B. Signed to 300 Entertainment, he broke through with Let’s Get It (Remix) feat. 21 Savage. His project For Her became his first Billboard 200 entry.
New Orleans rapper Rob49, raised in housing projects between the city’s 4th and 9th wards, began recording in 2020. He broke out with mixtapes like Krazy Man and 4our the World, albums Welcome to Vulture Island and 4GOD II, featuring Lil Baby and DaBaby.
Jatavia Shakara Johnson, known as JT, is a Miami, Florida-born hip-hop artist. As half of City Girls, she gained fame with hits like "Act Up" and "Twerk" (with Cardi B). Her solo work, including the mixtape "City Cinderella" and tracks like "Okay" and "Ran Out," showcases her confident style. She is celebrated for empowering lyrics and collaborations with artists such as Summer Walker.
Chicago-born rapper Polo G blends melodic rap and drill, known for hits like "Finer Things," "Pop Out," and "Rapstar." His albums include multi-platinum Die a Legend and Hall of Fame. Collaborators: Lil Baby, Juice WRLD, Nicki Minaj, Future.

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United Center United Center Indoor Arena Capacity: 23,500

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The United Center is a 23,500-capacity indoor arena located on Chicago's Near West Side, replacing the historic Chicago Stadium in 1994. Home to the NBA's Chicago Bulls and NHL's Chicago Blackhawks, it hosts major touring concerts, family shows, and a diverse range of large-scale entertainment events, offering a versatile experience for sports and music fans alike.

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