• Seating: section 228
• Must purchase G-Passes in the same transaction to sit together.
• Click here to view seating chart
• G-Pass can only be redeemed on mobile app
• Free admission for children under 2

How G-Pass Works: Within an hour of purchase, your G-Pass will be in your account and will be ready to use. Pull up the G-Pass on your mobile app. You may redeem your G-Pass via the mobile app and use it to enter the venue directly; you won’t need to redeem at will call. You will not be able to print a paper voucher for this event. Discount reflects the merchant’s current ticket prices - price may differ on day of event.

Feed The Streetz Tour 2020

• Rick Ross: the founder of Maybach Music and the rapper behind the platinum hits “Hustlin’,” “The Boss,” “Aston Martin Music,” and “Purple Lamborghini”
• Jeezy: Your first encounter with (Young) Jeezy’s brand of slickly produced street scriptures and cigar-plume flow was 2005’s “Soul Survivor.” Years later, the Grammy winner has amassed stacks of hit records, stacks of cash, and stacks of props from critics and President Obama alike.
• 2 Chainz: After making his mark as half of the the Southern hip-hop act Playaz Circle, this rapper embarked on a solo career that has led to hard-partying hits such as “Toot It and Boot It,” “Left, Right,” and “My Hitta.” He now has four Grammy nominations, three BET Hip Hop Awards, and a third chain to his name.
• T.I.: the self-proclaimed “King of the South,” T.I. is the smooth rapper behind “Whatever You Like,” “What You Know,” and “No Mediocre”
• Yo Gotti: With his gritty, slow, and low Memphis drawl, Yo Gotti jumped rungs up the hip-hop ladder with giant jams such as “Act Right” and “King Sh*t.”
• Lil’ Kim: This genre-maker pioneered female-fronted rap and cemented herself as a lasting presence in hip-hop with her 1996 solo debut, Hard Core.
• Boosie Badazz: Soon after his debut album, Youngest of da Camp, Boosie teamed up with Pimp C’s Trill Entertainment camp, where he paired with Webbie for the 2003 release of Chetto Stories, and 2004’s Gangsta Musik. His career continued to thrive while featuring on T.I.’s “Jet Fuel” and Jeezy’s “Beez Like”. He collaborated with Hurricane Chris on 2018’s “My Favorite Mix-Tape” and the follow-up “My Favorite Mix-Tape 2”.
• DJ Drama: Since the early 2000’s he’s had an ear for talent that’s helped him start a career as a producer, DJ, and tastemaker. Rising alongside T.I.’s “Grand Hustle” as their official DJ, he’s earned the title “King of the Mixtape”.