Tee Grizzley Sunrise Tickets - Amerant Bank Arena

Boosie Badazz

2 concerts

Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz, formerly Lil' Boosie, is known for his raw Southern style and collaboration with Pimp C. Rising from Baton Rouge's tough streets, he gained fame through hits like "Wipe Me Down" and "Nasty Nasty" with Latto. His chart-topping albums include Bad Azz and Touch Down 2 Cause Hell. He's worked with artists like Webbie, Chris Brown, and DaBaby and explored various themes, including blues and romance, in his prolific, genre-spanning catalog.

Rick Ross

2 concerts

Rick Ross, born William Roberts in Clarksdale, Mississippi, put Miami back on the rap map with "Hustlin'" in 2006. Known for vivid tales of drug trafficking, his debut album "Port of Miami" and subsequent releases, including the Grammy-nominated "God Forgives, I Don't," consistently topped the Billboard charts. Through his label, Maybach Music Group, Ross boosted the careers of artists like Meek Mill and Wale. He's collaborated with big names like DJ Khaled, Kanye West, and Drake, further cementing his status in the hip-hop and pop worlds.

42 Dugg

1 concert

Detroit rapper 42 Dugg, known for his ruthless street style, rose to fame with mixtapes like "Young and Turnt" and hits "U-Digg" and "4 Da Gang." Signing with Yo Gotti’s CMG and Lil Baby’s 4PF, he collaborated with stars like EST Gee, Roddy Ricch, and Marshmello. His debut album, "4eva Us Neva Them," featured Sexyy Red and Blac Youngsta.

Lil Baby

17 concerts

Lil Baby, an influential GRAMMY-winning rapper, hails from Atlanta, Georgia. Known for his distinct style, he boasts tens of billions of streams and numerous multi-platinum hits. His albums Harder Than Ever and My Turn, the latter being 2020's top-selling and streaming album, have secured his legacy. Collaborating with Lil Durk, he achieved another #1 debut with The Voice of the Heroes. With 100 Hot 100 hits, he ties with icons like Prince and Taylor Swift, marking his music as generational.

Kodak Black

1 concert

Kodak Black, from Pompano Beach, Florida, broke out with a '90s Dirty South sound. Known for hits like "Super Gremlin," he’s collaborated with Drake, Gucci Mane, and French Montana. Despite legal issues, his albums like Dying to Live and Back for Everything topped charts.

EST Gee

5 concerts

Born in Louisville, EST Gee rose in Southern rap with a raw, trap-infused style. Known for "Bigger Than Life or Death," his gold-certified 2021 project, he entered Billboard's Top Ten with hits featuring Future and Jack Harlow. Despite setbacks, such as injuries and personal losses, he delivered hits like "I Ain't Feeling You," collaborating with Lil Baby and Travis Scott.

Moneybagg Yo

5 concerts

Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo blends gritty street tales with melodic flow. Known for hits like "A Gangsta's Pain," he's worked with Yo Gotti, Future, Lil Durk, and Pharrell.

Tee Grizzley

22 concerts

Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley is known for vivid street storytelling in hits like “First Day Out” (quadruple-platinum) and “From the D to the A” with Lil Yachty.

Sexyy Red

3 concerts

St. Louis-born rapper Sexyy Red is known for her humorous, brazen style. She gained fame with the 2023 hit "Pound Town," featuring Nicki Minaj. Her mixtape "Hood Hottest Princess" charted, and she later collaborated with Drake, Lil Baby, and Bruno Mars. With influences like Gucci Mane and Three 6 Mafia, her bold lyrics and carefree persona have made her a standout in rap.