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MC Magic

6 concerts

Born Marco Cardenas in Nogales, Mexico and raised in Phoenix, AZ, MC Magic is a bilingual rapper/singer known for smooth, R&B-tinged Latino hip-hop ballads. Founder of Nastyboy Records; “Down for Yours” hit Billboard #10, and Magic City topped Heatseekers.

Baby Bash

4 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

5 concerts

San Diego Chicano rap artist Lil Rob is a leading independent act with over three decades in music, known for a string of smash singles and collaborations with some of the biggest artists in music.

Mellow Man Ace

3 concerts

Cuban-born Hispanic rapper raised in Los Angeles, known for lovers rap, novelty rhymes, and occasional bilingual delivery. Debut album Escape from Havana (1989) featured production by the Dust Brothers and Def Jef; single "Mentirosa" hit the Top 20.

DJ Quik

4 concerts

Compton, California rapper/producer DJ Quik (born David Marvin Blake) is a funk-inspired beatmaker. His 1991 debut Quik Is the Name went platinum with hits Tonite and Born and Raised in Compton; later gold albums include Way 2 Fonky and Safe & Sound.

Suga Free

1 concert

Rapper Suga Free debuted with 1997’s Street Gospel and returned to wider attention via guest spots on Xzibit’s Restless and Snoop Dogg’s Tha Last Meal (2000). Albums include The New Testament, Sunday School, Smell My Finger, and The Resurrection.

The Game

1 concert

Compton-born rapper The Game blends intense autobiographical rap and sharp lyricism. Billboard 200 #1s: The Documentary, Doctor’s Advocate, R.E.D.; hits “100,” “Eazy”; worked with Dre, 50, Kanye.

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.

Joe Cooley

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.

Tha Eastsidaz

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.

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.

Outlawz

MC Eiht

Los Angeles-born West Coast gangsta rapper MC Eiht rose with Compton's Most Wanted, scoring Billboard 200 hits like "Hood Took Me Under." Solo debut "Streiht Up Menace" led to We Come Strapped, a gold, Billboard R&B No. 1 album.