Master P New Orleans Tickets - Smoothie King Center

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Big Boogie

3 concerts

Memphis-based rapper Big Boogie, born in Louisiana, is known for his tough Southern rap. Signed to Yo Gotti's CMG, he released hits like "Wop Wop" and "Pool Party." Collaborated with Moneybagg Yo and Gotti, gaining substantial streaming success.

50 Cent

2 concerts

Born in Queens, NYC, 50 Cent rose from a tumultuous past to become a rap icon. Signed by Eminem and Dr. Dre, he debuted with "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" featuring hits like "In da Club." Known for his gritty style and catchy hooks, he established G-Unit, spawning successful solo careers for members. His success led to ventures in films, games, and TV with the crime drama "Power." Despite industry feuds and a bankruptcy scandal, his influence on hip-hop remains substantial.

Trina

6 concerts

Trina, born in Miami, gained fame with Trick Daddy's "Nann" (1998). Known for bold rap style, she influenced artists like Nicki Minaj. Hits include "Here We Go." She released several Top 20 albums, received gold certification for Da Baddest Bitch, starred in Love & Hip Hop: Miami, and worked with Latto, Flo Milli, and more.

Master P

1 concert

Born Percy Miller in New Orleans, Master P founded No Limit Records, pioneering hardcore rap. Known for hits like "Make 'Em Say Uhh!,” he expanded into acting, writing, and sports. His influence grew with collaborations featuring artists like Rappin' 4-Tay and E-40. With albums like Ghetto D, he built a hip-hop empire that celebrated street-level beats and prolific output. Master P's ventures include film production and a BET documentary, No Limit Chronicles.

Trick Daddy

2 concerts

Miami-born rapper Trick Daddy, known for his gritty style, achieved mainstream success with hits like "I'm a Thug" and "Nann Nigga." He earned platinum status with "Thugs Are Us" and released seven consecutive Top Ten R&B/hip-hop albums. Collaborations include tracks with Trina, Lil Jon, Big Boi, and Cee Lo Green.

DaBaby

24 concerts

DaBaby, a rapper from Charlotte, NC, burst onto the scene with his debut mixtape "NonFiction" in 2015 under the name Baby Jesus. Known for his fearless performances, he gained widespread attention at SXSW 2015, turning local buzz into a nationwide cult following with hits like "Baby Jesus."