Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All Tickets

Short Biography
Alternative hip-hop has found its strongest voice in a very long time. This sensation rolls like an avalanche through the web's many music blogs with concert footage of some young hip hoppers who clearly take the genre all the way in a punk direction.
This phenomenon is called OFWGKTA - Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All or simply Odd Future. Tyler, The Creator is the centre of the wolf pack and around him is a whole formation of young, talented rappers. Formed in 2007, with ages between 17 and 25, they've already released numerous mixtapes and studio albums, all for free at the band's website.
The crew's crude sense of humor and confrontational subject matter earned them a huge underground following and put them on "top artists to watch" lists. Odd Future have gone from underground sensations to one the hottest new acts in the world in just a few months with Tyler, The Creator's "Best New Artist" win at the 2011 Video Music Awards and his Yonkers video being viewed more than 30 million times. The group's energy, uncompromising lyrics and raw talent have ensured they've shrugged off the initial "Internet hype" labeling.
Their ethos is well-defined - either you're in or out; for Odd Future or against it.  And in that categorical way, it makes them the perfect rap crew for our time.

In-depth Biography
Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, a ten-member cult rap collective from L.A., bring to mind a younger, crazier Wu-Tang Clan -- if the Clan had skateboarded and rhymed about drugs and gore instead of chess and kung-fu. Ranging from the ages of 16 to 20, core members Tyler, the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, Mike G, Left Brain, and Hodgy Beats started making music along with collaborators Taco, Matt Martians, Domo Genesis, Syd, and Jasper the Dolphin in 2007. The crew’s crude sense of humor and confrontational subject matter earned them a huge underground following, and put them on “top artists to watch” lists. Throughout 2010, Tyler, Earl, Mike G, and MellowHype (Hodgy and Left Brain) released mixtapes individually as free downloads, but as of 2011, no concrete plans were yet made for a definitive full-length OFWGKTA album. ~ Jason Lymangrover, Rovi