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$uicideboy$ with Pouya, Ghostemane, and more

Mar 28, 2024 at 7:00 PM  ·  Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park, Melbourne Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park, Melbourne

$uicideboy$
Mar 28
$uicideboy$
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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.
Ghostemane, born Eric Ghoste, crafts extreme music since 2014, merging industrial, hardcore, and phonk rap. Known for the advanced album N/O/I/S/E and ANTI-ICON.
New Orleans-bred punk-rap/hip-hop cousins $crim (Scott Arcenaux Jr.) and Ruby da Cherry (Aristos Petrou) blend Southern flows with punk intensity. Earned RIAA platinum “…And To Those I Love…” and multiple gold singles; 15B+ streams.
Shakewell is a rapper from the underground scene, known for hard-hitting delivery and dark, genre-blending sound mixing Southern hip-hop, punk energy, and underground rap. Closely tied to the G*59 movement, he’s collaborated with $uicideboy$, Ramirez, Pouya, Germ, Fat Nick, DRAIN, and Ghostemane.
Raised in Florida and Atlanta, Germ rose from graffiti and skateboarding to underground rap. Known for hits like the ‘DirtiestNastiest$uicide’ trilogy with $uicideboy$.

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Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park Multipurpose Arena Capacity: 14,820

About Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park

Rod Laver Arena, a 14,820-capacity multipurpose arena in Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia, opened in 1988 as the world's first tennis venue and Australia's first arena with a retractable roof. This iconic venue, home to the Australian Open, offers a distinct experience by hosting major international concerts and diverse sporting events, ensuring all-weather entertainment.

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