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Rod Wave

10 concerts

Florida singer and songwriter Rod Wave pioneered pain music, amassing over 32 billion streams. He topped the Billboard albums chart with SoulFly, Pray 4 Love, and Nostalgia. He is also known for his viral 4x-platinum hit Heart On Ice and extensive arena tours.

Moneybagg Yo

6 concerts

Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo is known for gritty rhymes about street life. A prolific artist since 2012, he achieved chart success with mixtapes like Federal 3X and hit studio albums including Time Served and the number one release A Gangsta's Pain.

Toosii

5 concerts

North Carolina rapper Toosii is known for his melodic, autobiographical style. After signing with South Coast Music Group, he released charting projects including his 2020 debut album, Poetic Pain, and the 2023 album, NAU'JOUR, anchored by the hit single Favorite Song.

Eelmatic

EELmatic, a former UPS driver, rose quickly in the music scene, collaborating with Rod Wave. Known for his heartfelt, vulnerable style, his albums like "Melodies from Miami" are gaining global traction. Signed to Hit House Entertainment, he blends 90s-00s hip-hop/R&B influences.

Dess Dior

Dess Dior, raised in Savannah, Georgia, is a hip-hop artist who launched her career in 2020. She has 4.5M+ followers and released the six-track EP Take Notes, featuring KenTheMan, Saucy Santana, and Belly Gang Kushington.

Lil Poppa

Lil Poppa, from Jacksonville, FL, is known for his soulful storytelling and powerful wordplay. His hit tracks like “Purple Hearts” and “Nightmare on Elm St.” have garnered millions of views, showcasing his heartfelt delivery and hard-hitting lyrics. Starting from a homemade studio at 12, he rose to fame before signing with Interscope Records.

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United Center Indoor Arena Capacity: 23,500

1901 W Madison St, Chicago, IL 60612, USA

unitedcenter.com

+1 312-455-4500

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About United Center

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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