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Criterion Theater - Oklahoma City
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Radius - Chicago
Juvenile's latest album Rejuvenation features Rick Ross and collaborations with Lil Wayne, DJ Khaled and Drake. The rapper is known for his incendiary live shows, which bring his signature New Orleans style to the stage. “Back That Thang Up” is usually the song that gets the audience up and dancing, but ticket buyers can expect him to perform a good smattering of hits throughout his career during a concert. He nails his vintage hits, like “Set It Off,” and mixes up his classics with newer stuff, like the bass-thumping “Mardi Gras,” “They Sleeping On Me” and “Power,” his newest single with Rick Ross. He’ll have you waving your arms back and forth as he marches across the stage with his posse behind him, backing him up.
Juvenile, born Terius Gray, has been rapping since he was 19 and quickly gained popularity in New Orleans and the surrounding areas for his quirky style and infectious rhythms. His 1999 single, “Back That Thang Up,” paved his way to stardom, and the No. 1 hit, “Slow Motion,” pushed him further into the limelight. Working with Lil Wayne and the Hot Boys, he helped create the New Orleans “bounce” craze in the 90s, and his gangster rap steadily matured into a record deal with Atlantic and chart-topping hits as a solo artist. His 2006 album Reality Check, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, was recorded in part at a New Orleans studio that was flattened by Hurricane Katrina. He recorded the catchy hip hop anthem, “Get Ya Hustle On,” as a criticism on the way the Bush Administration handled the Katrina disaster. Juvenile, a southern hip-hop veteran, continues to drop fresh beats and stun crowds when on tour.
It was nice but next time it should be stopped til the thunder and rain slack up i suffer from ptsd concerts have been a no for me for yrs my bestfriend said this was in the lawn away from others it was i was really enjoying myself till the rain and thunder
We got wet we got soaked we got wet again all the artists was super awesome the MC for the night MC Lightfoot does what he does best and that's entertain I enjoyed juvenile Bun B Yang Twins DJ Quik Rodney Cooley enjoy Sean Paul shake them off ready to see it again go '90s music
I had a blast. All the performers did they thing.
Concert was decent. Parking for the event was terrible!
As a HUGE fan of most of Juvie's projects including his most recent Tiny Desk appearance, I found this performance to be mediocre. Mostly consisted of him just walking the stage. Minimal instrumentation, only Turk came out, no Mannie Fresh or other Hot Boyz.
Despite the weather, the sound was low and so we’re the mics. It was difficult to hear to “help” sing along.
He showed up and showed out. This man came with a live band. He had everybody up on their feet. I think I lost about 20 pounds from dancing 😂😂😂😂. When he brought Turk on stage to perform with him, that was the icing on the cake. If you ever get a chance to go see him, please do. He made us forget that it was raining the entire time. He’s a prime example of why the old school concerts are selling out. They’re staying true to their craft. All I can say is, he put on a hell of a show. I’m hoping that he comes back next year, and that the weather is better. I’ll be right back on the front row.
The concert was Phenomenal! Had an awesome time, as usual!
It was my 45th Birthday and I enjoyed the entire concert!!!
It was literally a blast… Parking was a little slow, but everything else was perfect. We found the perfect spot in the lawn enjoyed cocktails, and food. The concert was amazing played all of my favorites will definitely go again.
