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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.

Pouya

28 concerts

Miami rapper Pouya emerged from the SoundCloud underground, blending Southern rap influences with rapid-fire flows and emotional storytelling. Collaborating with Fat Nick, he released acclaimed projects like Five Five and The South Got Something to Say.

Xavier Wulf

1 concert

Xavier Wulf is an American rapper and songwriter from Memphis, Tennessee. He began his career in the early 2010s under the name Ethelwulf as a member of the underground hip-hop collective Raider Klan before launching a successful independent solo career and founding Hollow Squad.

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."

Skilla Baby

16 concerts

Detroit rapper Trevon, also known as Skilla Baby, is a Detroit native born and raised. He is managed by Eastside Juan (Big Squad).

2rare

1 concert

1nonly

1 concert

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.

GLOSS UP

Lola Brooke

Brooklyn-born rapper Lola Brooke blends gritty street vibes with charisma, known for “Don’t Play With It.” She's a rising star with powerful flow, big collaborations, and strong NYC roots.

Veeze

NOT

Eddy Baker

Eddy Baker, from California, is a trailblazer in underground rap, known for his unique style blending phonk, love songs, and G-Funk. A former Raider Klan member, he helped form SESHOLLOWATERBOYZ, becoming an influential figure in the 2010s. As CEO of Healthy Boyz, Baker collaborates with Chilly Sosa and others, infusing a SoCal vibe into his cross-regional, timeless music.

Young Nudy

Eastside Atlanta rapper Young Nudy broke out with 2016 mixtape Slimeball, featuring viral hits Yeah Yeah and Sweep. He followed with Slimeball 2 (2017) and the 21 Savage collab EA, then teamed with Pi’erre Bourne on Sli’merre.

redveil

Redveil (Marcus Morton), from Prince George's County, Maryland, is a self-produced rapper known for his triumphant, bright, and soulful hip-hop. His acclaimed albums include "Learn 2 Swim" and "Sankofa". Popular songs feature "Soulfood" and "pg baby". He has collaborated with artists like JPEGMAFIA and Denzel Curry, earning praise for his introspective lyricism.

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.”

BabyTron

Michigan-born rapper BabyTron, known for clever punchlines and unique beats, rose with hits like "Jesus Shuttlesworth" and charted albums like Bin Reaper 3. He’s collaborated with Lil Yachty and more, gaining acclaim in the Detroit-area scam rap scene. Notable releases include Megatron and Mario & Luigi with Certified Trapper.

Freddie Dredd

Freddie Dredd, born Ryan Mitchel Chassels in Durham, Ontario, Canada, is a rapper and producer. He is known for his gritty, lo-fi horrorcore, phonk, and trap sound, often featuring dark lyrics and vintage samples. A member of Doomshop and SIXSET, his popular songs include "GTG," "Opaul," "Limbo," and "Cha Cha." "Limbo" achieved platinum certification. He released the album "Cease & Disintegrate" in 2024 and received a 2026 Juno Award nomination.

Curren$y

Born Shante Anthony Franklin and raised in New Orleans, rapper and label owner Curren$y is known for witty rhymes and the Jet Life aesthetic. He’s released Pilot Talk and Top Ten album The Stoned Immaculate, and collaborated with Wiz Khalifa and Lil Wayne.

City Girls

Bad Neighbors

Jeleel!

YOVNGCHIMI

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).

Luh Tyler

Luh Tyler is a Tallahassee, FL rapper known for bouncy anthems, wavy flow, and switching between a laidback cadence and airy high register. He broke through with “Jayda Wayda” and “Law & Order,” and released “Back Flippin” in 2022.

Tana

Chow Lee

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.

Dom Corleo

Dom Corleo, born Dominic Anthony Paoletti in Fremont, California, is an American rapper known for his evolving hip-hop and trap style. He gained recognition with his debut album "Forgive Me For My Sins" and popular songs like "Penthouse Shordy" and "Ginseng". His collaborations include artists such as SoFaygo and Veeze. Corleo is recognized for pushing genre boundaries and cultivating a dedicated fanbase.

Barely Legal

Skodi

Dej Loaf

Ryan Trey

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.

Robb Bank$

Florida rapper Robb Bank$ (born Richard Burrell in New York) gained fame with his dark, edgy style on mixtapes like Calendars and Year of the Savage. Known for aggressive lyrics, he’s collaborated with XXXTentacion, Chief Keef, and wifisfuneral.

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.

Rocco

Filipino-American Rocco, born in New Jersey, excels in bedroom pop with hits like "Spin You Round." Famous for colorful style & sold-out 2023 tour. Based in LA, thriving on social media. #RoccoRevolution

Highway

Babyxsosa

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

347 Don Shula Drive, Miami, FL 33056

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About Hard Rock Stadium

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.