Omarion Louisville Tickets - 4th Street Live

LineUp

Trey Songz

9 concerts

Petersburg, VA R&B singer/producer Trey Songz (“Say Aah,” “Can’t Help But Wait”) scored 2 Billboard #1s, 7 Top 20 albums, Grammy noms; collab’d w/ Mary J. Blige.

Bow Wow

4 concerts

Columbus, OH rapper/actor: Lil Bow Wow broke out with double‑platinum Beware of Dog; hits “Bounce with Me,” “Let Me Hold You,” “Like You”; worked with Dupri, Snoop.

Boosie Badazz

12 concerts

Baton Rouge, Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz (Lil’ Boosie): raw Southern style; Trill Ent/Pimp C protégé; hits “Wipe Me Down”; Top 10 albums; collabs Webbie, Latto, DaBaby.

Plies

2 concerts

Ft. Myers, FL rapper Plies (Slip-N-Slide/Atlantic): hit “Shawty”; mixtape heavy; collab’d w/ Trina, Keri Hilson & Young Dolph; Goon Affiliated #1 Rap.

Ying Yang Twins

9 concerts

Atlanta party-rap/crunk duo Ying Yang Twins: hits “Whistle While You Twurk,” “Salt Shaker” (w/ Lil Jon), “Wait (The Whisper Song),” plus “Naggin’”; collab’d w/ Britney Spears.

Rick Ross

12 concerts

Miami-born multiplatinum rapper behind “Hustlin” & *Port of Miami*; cinematic luxury rap voice. 9x Grammy-nominated, billions of streams, #1 albums; Maybach Music Group founder.

Bobby V.

1 concert

Mississippi-born, Atlanta-raised R&B crooner Bobby V (aka Bobby Valentino) broke through with Mista’s “Blackberry Molasses”; DTP/Def Jam star; “Slow Down,” “Mirror” (ft. Lil Wayne); Worked w/ Organized Noize, Ludacris, Timbaland, Tim & Bob, Raphael Saadiq.

Ray J

1 concert

McComb, MS-born R&B singer/actor Ray J (Brandy’s brother): smooth, Usher-like pop-R&B; “Sexy Can I” double-platinum; All I Feel topped indie/R&B; worked w/ Neptunes, Timbaland.

Sammie

2 concerts

Florida-born contemporary R&B singer Sammie broke out with Dallas Austin’s “I Like It” (Top 10 R&B); also “Crazy Things I Do”; featured on Soulja Boy’s hit “Kiss Me Thru the Phone.”

Pleasure P

3 concerts

Miami-born R&B singer Pleasure P rose with Pretty Ricky (gold Bluestars; hits “Grind With Me,” “On the Hotline”), went solo with “Did You Wrong,” starred on VH1 Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.