Young Thug Biography
Young Thug, the Atlanta rapper known for an elastic vocal style and unconventional delivery, rose to prominence with releases including the mixtape Barter 6 and the album So Much Fun. His catalogue includes “Best Friend,” “Check,” and “Hot,” along with collaborations that helped establish him as a distinctive voice in modern rap and hip-hop.
The listed event, Young Thug & 21 Savage, took place on November 26, 2016, at Marquee Theatre - AZ in Tempe, Arizona. The lineup also included Machine Gun Kelly. The event record identifies this Tempe date, but does not provide enough verified detail to describe other Young Thug performances at the venue or specific local event traditions.
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Young Thug Phoenix reviews
Alice Cooper was the best
Alice Cooper should be warming up Motley the ever professional! Vince big deal vocals were uninspiring at best. Alice stole the show!
Nicki Sixx made a big deal in Rolling Stone interview about Tommy Lee's drum solo supposedly spinning upside down on a track that flies over the crowd.
Felt like I was seeing a band going through the motions trying painfully to relive their "glory days." NO SUCH THING happened!
Mick Mars, but his sound was very muddy and unpronounced. The spot light should have been focused on Mick and his amazing guitar, but it was buried.
NOT even a drum solo! and NO mention to crowd about it. Totally false advertising!
I really went to see Mick Mars, but his sound was very muddy and unpronounced.
Save your money to see Alice Cooper rise to the occasion and blow you away. Again don't waste your money and time on this uninspiring "Final" tour and as I was waiting and waiting for something promised and not delivered.