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21 Savage

1 concert

Atlanta-based rapper who began with the Slaughtergang crew. Broke out solo with 2014 single "Picky," followed by 2015 mixtapes The Slaughter Tape and Slaughter King and the Sonny Digital collab EP The Free Guwop. 2016 Metro Boomin EP Savage Mode hit Billboard 200 Top 25.

Bryson Tiller

22 concerts

Kentucky-born contemporary R&B singer and rapper Bryson Tiller broke through with his 2015 debut album, T R A P S O U L, featuring the hit Don't and Grammy-nominated Exchange. He topped the charts with True to Self and earned further acclaim with subsequent albums.

Don Toliver

16 concerts

Houston-bred artist Don Toliver blends hip-hop and cinematic R&B. He has collaborated with Travis Scott and Justin Bieber and released projects including Heaven or Hell, Life of a DON, Love Sick, and Hardstone Psycho.

GloRilla

3 concerts

Memphis hip-hop artist GloRilla broke out with 2022 single F.N.F. (Let’s Go), sparking the viral #FNFChallenge and leading to a deal with Yo Gotti’s CMG/Interscope. Her debut album GLORIOUS hit 69,000 units, with Grammy-nominated hits like Yeah Glo! and a collab with Megan Thee Stallion.

Turnstile

3 concerts

Turnstile, a hardcore punk band from Baltimore, excels in barrier-breaking music. Known for albums like TIME & SPACE and GLOW ON, which received three GRAMMY nods. Key tracks produced with Will Yip and Mike Elizondo.

Key Glock

8 concerts

Memphis-born rapper Key Glock delivers cold, uncompromising verses updating his city's narcotic hip-hop style. Known for chart-topping projects like Yellow Tape and collaborative albums with Young Dolph, he released his major-label debut Glockaveli in 2025.

Lil Yachty

3 concerts

Born Miles McCollum in Mableton, Georgia, rapper Lil Yachty pioneered a bubblegum trap style. Known for platinum hits like One Night and his Grammy-nominated feature on DRAM's Broccoli, he has released albums including Teenage Emotions and the psychedelic Let's Start Here.

Latto

18 concerts

Three-time Grammy nominee and 2023 BET Best Female Hip-Hop Artist winner Latto is an Atlanta-based rapper known for her albums Queen of Da Souf, 777, and Sugar Honey Iced Tea. She made history as the first solo female rapper from Atlanta with a #1 on Billboard's Top Rap Albums chart and a #1 single across Pop, Rhythm, and Urban Radio with Big Energy.

Polo G

1 concert

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.

Rolling Loud

3 concerts

Rolling Loud is the world's largest hip-hop music festival, founded in 2015 by Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif. Known for its high-energy atmosphere, it showcases top-tier and emerging artists in the genre. The festival has expanded internationally, establishing itself as a premier global event for hip-hop culture.

Ski Mask The Slump God

3 concerts

Broward County, FL rapper Ski Mask the Slump God: fast, playful, cartoonish-morbid flow; met XXXTENTACION in juvie; Members Only; hits “BabyWipe,” “Kate Moss.”

Trippie Redd

35 concerts

Born Michael Lamar White IV and raised in Canton, Ohio, Trippie Redd blends cloud rap, emo rap, and trap with punk/metal energy. He broke out online in 2015, topped the Billboard 200 with !, and scored hits like "Dark Knight Dummo."

Kodak Black

1 concert

Pompano Beach, Florida rapper Kodak Black (Dieuson Octave) broke out at 18 with a ’90s Dirty South-leaning sound. His debut album Painting Pictures topped the R&B/Hip-Hop chart; Dying to Live hit No. 1 on Billboard 200. Hit: platinum “Super Gremlin.”

Chief Keef

8 concerts

Chicago rapper Chief Keef (Keith Cozart) helped shape 2010s drill. He broke out with 2011’s “Bang” and 2012’s viral “I Don’t Like,” leading to Interscope and the hit debut album Finally Rich. Later releases include 4NEM and Dirty Nachos with Mike Will Made-It.

A$AP Rocky

1 concert

A$AP Rocky, born Rakim Mayers in Harlem, NYC, is a Grammy-nominated rapper, producer, and fashion icon. A member of A$AP Mob, he fuses East Coast and Southern hip-hop with psychedelic, experimental styles. Notable songs include "Peso," "F**kin' Problems," and "Praise The Lord (Da Shine)." His album, Don't Be Dumb, topped charts. He has collaborated with diverse artists, solidifying his influence in music and style.

Coi Leray

NJ-born, LA-based rapper-singer with raw rhymes & big vocals; mixtapes Everythingcoz/EC2, EP Now Or Never; collabs Gunna, Fetty Wap; “No More Parties.”

Lil Durk

Lil Durk, hailing from Chicago's Southside, blends raw lyricism with pop appeal. Rising with OTF mixtapes, he's known for hits like "Like Me" and "All My Life" with J. Cole. Collaborations with Lil Baby, Chief Keef, and others fueled his influence in drill music. Notable works include "Remember My Name" and "7220." A Grammy winner, Durk's chart-toppers and major label deals underline his growing stature in the rap scene.

Lil Uzi Vert

Philadelphia-born genre-blending rap star UZI: 3 Billboard 200 No.1s, 31B streams, GRAMMY-nominated, Diamond “XO TOUR Llif3”; hits “Just Wanna Rock.” Collabs: Future, Pharrell, Migos.

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PinkPantheress

PinkPantheress is a British singer-songwriter and producer known for her rap-singing style and blend of alternative pop, drum and bass, and UK garage. Rising to fame with viral hits like "Pain" and "Boy's a Liar," she released her debut album "Heaven Knows" in 2023. Her 2025 mixtape "Fancy That" earned Grammy nominations, and she won British Producer of the Year at the 2026 Brit Awards. She is currently touring and her hit "Stateside" recently charted.

Playboi Carti

Rapper Playboi Carti broke out with 2017 single Magnolia. His albums Playboi Carti (#12) and Die Lit (#3) hit the Billboard 200; Whole Lotta Red became his first #1. Collaborations include Lil Uzi Vert, Nicki Minaj, Travis Scott, and The Weeknd.

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Ice Spice

Ice Spice, born Isis Naija Gaston in the Bronx, New York, is an American rapper known for her Bronx drill sound with trap and pop influences. She rose to fame in late 2022 with "Munch (Feelin' U)". Her debut EP, "Like..?" (2023), featured hits like "Princess Diana". She achieved further success with collaborations such as "Boy's a Liar Pt. 2" and "Karma". Her debut album, "Y2K!", was released in 2024.

Lil Tjay

Born in the Bronx, Lil TJay blends Jay-Z and Justin Bieber influences with Usher and MJ's melodic style. His hits "Resume" and "Brothers" gained massive popularity, securing millions of streams. After overcoming early challenges and incarceration, he became an Internet sensation with his unique rap-R&B fusion.

Nav

Navraj Singh Goraya, known as Nav, is a Canadian rapper, singer, and producer. Originating from Toronto, he gained prominence in hip-hop and trap, co-producing Drake's "Back to Back" (2015) and achieving viral success with "Myself" (2016). Signed to XO Records, his albums "Bad Habits" and "Good Intentions" topped the Billboard 200. Notable hits include "Turks" and "Lemonade". He continues to release music, with "OMW2 Rexdale" (2025) and "Trimski" (2026).

Rae Sremmurd

Born in Whittier, CA, Atlanta-based brothers Rae Sremmurd make chart-topping trap anthems: “No Flex Zone,” “No Type,” viral #1 “Black Beatles”; collabs Mike WiLL, Gucci Mane.

Offset

Lawrenceville, GA rapper; 1/3 of Migos, famed for rapid triplet-flow trap. Hits “Versace,” “Ric Flair Drip,” “Taste,” “Zeze”; Grammy-nod “Clout.” Collabs: 21 Savage, Metro.

Travis Scott

Houston-born rapper/producer Travis Scott (Jacques Webster) makes psychedelic trap with Auto-Tuned half-sung rap; #1 albums Birds/Astroworld (“Sicko Mode”); collabs Kanye, Rihanna, Drake.

Sheck Wes

Harlem rapper/producer Sheck Wes (Khadimou R.C. Fall): hostile, gritty NY style; breakout triple‑platinum “Mo Bamba” (#6); Mudboy (Top 20); with Travis Scott/JackBoys.

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Hard Rock Stadium Multi-purpose stadium Capacity: 64,767

347 Don Shula Drive, Miami, FL 33056

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Hard Rock Stadium is a 64,767-capacity multi-purpose stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, originally opened in 1987 as Joe Robbie Stadium and notable for its privately financed construction. This iconic open-air complex, home to the Miami Dolphins and Hurricanes, hosts major concerts, the Miami Open, Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, and features a distinctive canopy providing extensive shade for fans.

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