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The Game

4 concerts

Compton rapper the Game emerged in the early 2000s with intense autobiographical narratives. Signed to Aftermath Records by Dr. Dre, he released his chart-topping debut album, The Documentary, in 2005. He continued releasing successful albums including Doctor's Advocate and The R.E.D. Album.

DJ Quik

5 concerts

Born in Compton, rapper and producer DJ Quik debuted with the platinum-certified 1991 album Quik Is the Name, featuring hits like Tonite. He released several gold albums in the nineties, including Safe & Sound, and produced tracks for stars like Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, and Janet Jackson.

Suga Free

3 concerts

Rapper Suga Free debuted with the 1997 album Street Gospel. Known for collaborations with Snoop Dogg and Xzibit, he released projects including The New Testament, Just Add Water, and Sunday School, alongside the 2014 single Grooveline, Pt. 2 featuring Schoolboy Q.

MC Magic

5 concerts

Phoenix-based artist MC Magic is known for his Latino hip-hop ballads, R&B-flavored rap, and use of the talk box. Born in Nogales, Mexico, he founded Nastyboy Records in 1990, formed Nastyboy Klick, and later led NB Ridaz. His 2006 solo album Magic City reached number one on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart.

Baby Bash

6 concerts

Vallejo-born rapper Baby Bash blends Latin rap and smooth funk, known for hits like "Suga Suga" and "Cyclone." Collaborated with Frankie J, T-Pain, and Santana.

Lil Rob

3 concerts

MC Eiht

1 concert

Veteran West Coast gangsta rapper MC Eiht began his career as a teenager leading Compton's Most Wanted. He launched his solo career with the hit single Streiht Up Menace and his gold-certified, chart-topping debut album We Come Strapped, later collaborating with artists like Kendrick Lamar.

Mellow Man Ace

1 concert

Cuban-born Hispanic rapper Mellow Man Ace debuted with 1989's Escape from Havana, produced by the Dust Brothers and Def Jef. His 1990 single Mentirosa became a Top 20 hit, sampling Santana. He was also part of the Latin Alliance and released The Brother with Two Tongues.

2nd II None

Compton duo 2nd II None, produced by DJ Quik, fused R&B hooks with rap in the ’90s. Known for hits like "Didn’t Mean to Turn You On," they're called the West Coast RUN DMC.

Joe Cooley

Rodney O

Rodney O, a pioneer of West Coast and Southern hip hop, is known for the hit “U Don’t Hear Me Though” with Joe Cooley. He's toured with N.W.A. and Grandmaster Flash.

Tha Eastsidaz

Outlawz

Jayo Felony

San Diego rapper Jayo Felony (aka Bullet Loco, Peer Pressure) broke out with the single Piss on Your Tombstone, which drew Jam Master Jay and led to 1994’s Take a Ride on JMJ. Later albums include Def Jam’s Whatcha Gonna Do? and 1999’s Underground.

Spice 1

Texas-born Spice 1, renowned for vivid gangsta rap, debuted with a hard-edged style. Known for "187 He Wrote," he collaborated with Too Short, maintaining consistent sales and a loyal fanbase.