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Tone Loc

1 concert

Anthony Terrell Smith, known as Tone Loc, is a Los Angeles-born rapper, actor, and voice artist. Famed for his distinctive raspy voice and West Coast hip-hop style, he rose to prominence with hits "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina." His debut album, "Lōc-ed After Dark," achieved multi-platinum status and garnered him a Grammy nomination and an American Music Award. He is also recognized for his acting and extensive voice work in films and television.

Vanilla Ice

1 concert

Miami-born rapper Vanilla Ice scored a 1990 No. 1 hit with "Ice Ice Baby" and the album To the Extreme, which spent 16 weeks at No. 1 and sold over seven million copies. He starred in the 1990 film Cool as Ice, then later released Mind Blowin'.

I Love The 90's Tour

3 concerts

"I Love The 90's" is a celebrated concert series created by Universal Attractions Agency, known for its immersive celebration of 1990s hip-hop and R&B. The tour features a revolving lineup of iconic artists, including Vanilla Ice, Rob Base, Color Me Badd, and All-4-One. Audiences enjoy chart-topping hits like "Ice Ice Baby," "It Takes Two," and "I Swear," reliving the era's vibrant music and culture.

I Love The 90s

1 concert

The I Love The 90s tour, launched by Universal Attractions Agency in 2016, is a celebrated concert series known for its vibrant throwback to the 1990s. It features a rotating lineup of iconic hip-hop, rap, and R&B artists like Vanilla Ice, All-4-One, Young MC, and Rob Base. The tour delivers high-energy performances of chart-topping hits such as "Ice Ice Baby," "I Swear," and "Bust a Move," creating an arena-sized dance party filled with nostalgia.

Rob Base

Harlem rapper Rob Base (Robert Ginyard) rose with DJ E-Z Rock on the 1988 multi-platinum hit It Takes Two, a hip-house touchstone. The single and album went platinum, earning Spin Single of the Year. His 1989 solo LP was The Incredible Base.

Young MC

Marvin Young, aka Young MC, is a rapper with an economics degree from USC. He wrote Tone-Loc hits Wild Thing and Funky Cold Medina, then scored a Grammy-winning Top 10 smash with Bust a Move; album Stone Cold Rhymin' went platinum.