GloRilla Indianapolis Tickets - Gainbridge Fieldhouse

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GloRilla

2 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.

Jacquees

1 concert

Atlanta R&B singer Jacquees broke out with the mixtape Round of Applause. His Cash Money debut 4275 spawned the platinum hit B.E.D. (iHeartRadio R&B Song of the Year nominee) and gold single You; he also collaborated with Birdman on Lost At Sea II.

Skilla Baby

20 concerts

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

Big Boogie

2 concerts

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).

BossMan Dlow

4 concerts

BossMan Dlow, born Devante McCreary in Port Salerno, Florida, is a Southern hip-hop and trap artist known for his "motivation music" and "slippery, nonchalant flows." His popular songs include "Get in with Me" (Platinum-certified) and "Mr Pot Scraper." Albums like "Mr Beat the Road" (Gold-certified) and "Dlow Curry" showcase his unique style. He has collaborated with artists such as GloRilla, Lil Baby, and Megan Thee Stallion.

Queen Key

Chicago rapper Queen Key: bold, unapologetic women-empowerment bars, rapid-fire flow + melodic hooks; viral hits “Hell Woods” & “Episode 1-4”; collab w/ GloRilla.

Summer Jam

Summer Jam, launched by Hot 97 in 1994 in East Rutherford, New Jersey, is a premier hip-hop and R&B festival. Known as "Hip Hop's biggest concert," it showcases chart-topping and emerging artists, and is celebrated for its cultural impact and unforgettable collaborations. It has featured legendary performers like Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Jay-Z, and Cardi B. This iconic event remains a cornerstone of hip-hop culture.