Cash Money Millionaires Biloxi Tickets - Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center

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Beanie Sigel

3 concerts

Philadelphian rapper Beanie Sigel rose to fame with a distinctive delivery and hard-hitting rhymes on his solo debut "The Truth." Collaborating with Jay-Z and others, he solidified his status, releasing albums like "The Reason" and "The B. Coming." Known for legal issues and innovative concepts like State Property clothing, he remained with Roc-a-Fella despite industry shifts.

The LOX

1 concert

The LOX, born in Yonkers, NY, are an iconic rap group known for hard-hitting East Coast hip-hop. Formed by Styles P, Jadakiss, and Sheek Louch, they rose to fame with "Money, Power & Respect" and collaborations with Bad Boy and Ruff Ryders. Each member had solo success, all reaching the Billboard Top Ten. They reunited for "Filthy America" and "Living Off Xperience," under their D-Block label, working with artists like DMX, Timbaland, and Mariah Carey.

Freeway

3 concerts

Philadelphia-born rapper Freeway gained prominence in hip-hop with the Roc-A-Fella hit "Philadelphia Freeway" (2003), featuring productions from Just Blaze and Kanye West. Known for his gruff style, he collaborated with Beanie Sigel and Jay-Z, starred in State Property, and released albums like "The Stimulus Package" (2010) and "Think Free" (2018). Notable tracks include "What We Do" and "Flipside."

JUVENILE

4 concerts

New Orleans rapper Juvenile rose to fame with the Hot Boys and his 2004 hit "Slow Motion." Known for Southern hip-hop and bounce, he's collaborated with Lil Wayne and Mannie Fresh. His platinum albums include *400 Degreez* and *Tha G-Code*. He started UTP Records and his 2006 album *Reality Check* addressed Hurricane Katrina.

B.G.

1 concert

Born in New Orleans, B.G. gained fame as a rapper with Cash Money Records, especially for the hit "Bling Bling." Known for collaborations with Lil Wayne and Mannie Fresh, he formed Chopper City Records and released several albums, achieving platinum status with "Chopper City in the Ghetto" and with Hot Boys' "Guerrilla Warfare." B.G.'s unique style and influence helped define an era of Southern rap.