Hip-Hop/Rap - Harlow's

for the girls: a night of girlypop rap & hip-hop

$15 Advance – $20 Day of ShowThis Event is 21 and Over All sales are final, please review before purchasing. No Refunds.

Canceled: Montana of 300: Rap God Tour

This Event is All Ages A rapper who went from obscurity to hanging with Yeezy in no time, Chicago MC Montana of 300 spent 2015 adding his vocals to some bootleg remixes and ended the year working with Kanye West. Montana kicked his career off in 2008 with the group 300, who were named after the gladiator-themed movie. 300 were influenced by the South Chicago style of drill music and added themselves to a remix of Chief Keef’s “Don’t Like,” but by 2014 they were broken up and off to solo careers. Montana’s kicked into high gear in 2015 with the track “Air Jordan” and bootleg remixes of tracks like “White Iverson,” “Chiraq,” and “Trap Queen.” Kanye West called the MC to his home to work on some tracks, and Montana made news when he posted pictures of himself hanging with Russell Simmons and Rick Rubin at Yeezy’s home. As the major-label bidding war got underway, Montana dropped his street-release album Gunz n Roses at the end of 2015. His official debut, Fire in the Church, followed in 2016 and featured Kevin Gates on the guest list. A year later, Montana issued his sophomore effort, Don’t Doubt the God, followed a few months later by the Black Sunday EP. With the 2018 release of his third album, Pray for the Devil, Montana cemented a trend he began with Fire in the Church by releasing a new album each year, specifically on May 20th, a date he superstitiously attributed to some measure of his success. Listed ticket price is inclusive of all online fees.All sales are final, please review before purchasing. No Refunds.

¡Mayday!

$20 Advance – $25 Day of ShowThis Event is All AgesAll sales are final, please review before purchasing. No Refunds.

Futuristic: Ikigai Tour

This Event is All Ages Futuristic is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter from Illinois. Born Zachary Lewis Beck in 1988, he grew up listening to hip-hop and started writing rhymes when he was in high school. After releasing his debut mixtape in 2010, he gained notoriety for his unique sound that blended rap and hip-hop. He released four more mixtapes before signing a record deal with his label, FUTUREPOP Music Group. Listed ticket price is inclusive of all online fees. All sales are final, please review before purchasing. No Refunds.