GloRilla Chicago Tickets - United Center

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GloRilla

3 concerts

Memphis hip-hop artist GloRilla broke out in 2022 with the hit single FNF (Let's Go), earning Grammy nominations. Signed to CMG and Interscope, she released the acclaimed debut album GLORIOUS and scored hits like Yeah Glo! and Wanna Be with Megan Thee Stallion.

BossMan Dlow

1 concert

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.

Sexyy Red

1 concert

St. Louis rapper Sexyy Red broke through with her 2023 viral single Pound Town and the Nicki Minaj-featured remix. Influenced by 2000s Southern rap, she has released mixtapes like Hood Hottest Princess and collaborated with Drake, Bruno Mars, and Gucci Mane.

Tink

Calumet City, IL singer-rapper with raw, forthright R&B/hip-hop. XXL Freshman ’15; signed to Timbaland. Gold hits “Cut It Out” & “Bottom Bitch.” Collabs: Jeremih, 2 Chainz.

Big Boogie

Memphis-based Southern rapper Big Boogie signed to Yo Gotti's Collective Music Group after building a following with gritty mixtapes like 2017's Definition of Pain. Known for projects like Final Nightmare and Underrated, he has collaborated with Moneybagg Yo and DJ Drama.

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Flippa T

Georgia rapper Flippa T blends southern rap with melodic storytelling. Known for viral hit "No Worries (SH!T)" and fan faves like "DaFuQ" and "Miss Delulu."

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United Center Indoor Arena Capacity: 23,500

1901 W Madison St, Chicago, IL 60612, USA

unitedcenter.com

+1 312-455-4500

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About United Center

The United Center is a 23,500-capacity indoor arena located on Chicago's Near West Side, replacing the historic Chicago Stadium in 1994. Home to the NBA's Chicago Bulls and NHL's Chicago Blackhawks, it hosts major touring concerts, family shows, and a diverse range of large-scale entertainment events, offering a versatile experience for sports and music fans alike.

GloRilla with Tink, Big Boogie, and more