Venue
The Guild Theatre - CA
Venue
Venue
The Midland Theatre ??? MO
Lineup
Lineup
Tech N9ne on Tour
One of hip-hop's most technically advanced wordsmiths, Tech N9ne's performances speed by with the explosive energy of a rock show and the high-velocity feats of an athletic event. Playing dozens of shows every year, Tech N9ne is one of rap's hardest-working live acts.
In 2017 and 2018 alone, he embarked on the Strictly Strange tour, the Strange Reign tour, the Planet tour, and the Independent Grind tour, taking his Strange Music labelmates and more across the country for displays of rap virtuosity.
Tech is at home at hip-hop festivals like Rock the Bells, Soundset, and Gathering of the Juggalos, as well as rock festivals like Rock on the Range, Rocklahoma, and Knotfest. With N9NA, his 21st album in a storied career, Tech N9ne is once again hitting the road with the It Goes Up tour.
Tech N9ne Background
Aaron Yates — better known as rapper Tech N9ne — is one of the most successful independent hip-hop acts in the world. Born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Yates absorbed an eclectic mix of influences: the gospel played by a churchgoing mother, the rock loved by his uncles, and the emerging waves of confrontational hip-hop by acts like Public Enemy and N.W.A.
Dubbed "Tech N9ne" due to his rapid-fire flow, Yates was an early technician of the high-velocity Midwest style known as "chopper rap." He captured the attention of multiple record labels throughout the 1990s, appearing on the soundtrack to a 1997 film, Gang Related, and Sway & King Tech's 1999 album This or That.
Tech N9ne's breakthrough came nearly a decade into the game when he co-founded his own label, Strange Music, in 1999. He's released 19 of his 21 albums on Strange, eventually breaking the record for most Top 10 appearances on Billboard's Rap Albums chart.
Tech had Top 5 debuts with releases like 2011's All 6's and 7's, 2013's Something Else, and 2015's Special Effects. In those albums, his genre-crossing style and jaw-dropping abilities found him working with superstars like Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Lil Wayne, The Doors, Serj Tankian of System of a Down, and Corey Taylor of Slipknot.
In 2015, Tech N9ne had a crossover hit with "Hood Go Crazy," featuring B.o.B. and 2 Chainz. His core audience has always been a passionate following of underground rap fans who see him command crowds at one of his many headlining tours.
This was an awesome show with amazing energy. I had a great time! Would highly recommend seeing Tech N9ne if you ever get the chance. The venue was clean, had good acoustics, plenty of bathrooms.
Tech n9ne with the cards stacked against him and x-raided put on a hell of a performance. Zero issues with them they made the best of what was there for them to use. Sound quality from the venue was terrible, the audio cut in and out constantly, their voices were peaking and muffled due too a poor venue supplied sound system. You would think in a brand new facility that the audio equipment would be top notch and flawless. We were wrong. Venue is the complaint. Not the artist.
One of the best shows if not the best I have ever been to . Absolutely amazing
I had so much fun and he gave a great show I will make sure to see his in concert again
An absolutely fantastic show! Enjoyed it! Worth every penny. High energy & Tech went over his time. It was a great time!
Awesome seating and not very crowded. Loved the bar access and bathroom access on the ground level. Just wish there was more bass, I know Tech N9ne himself would've wanted more. The bass wasn't good until I got right next to the stage. Do better. Otherwise everything else was great!
Tech puts on an absolutely amazing show and really cares for all his fans. I would absolutely go to every concert if I could. I took my kids and it was their first concert ever, they had a wonderful time!!!
Great show. Recommend Hard Rock stage for any live show!! Sound system was great. Very intimate venue!
It was really awesome king ISO starts off the show really hyping up the crowd then Hollywood undead went on and absolutely killed it, just smashed it, they're who I came to see and the final artist was tech n9ne who did just as amazing show. All the performers did amazing it was a big hit with a great energy
Our experience was pretty good except we did not like that nasty $5 can water at all called Liquid Death Mountain Water. Regular bottles of water should be available for purchase as well. Your pricing of $5.20 for a 12 or 15 oz cup of soda was ridiculous too..
