Goodie Mob Tickets

Regardless of the Rain & the Georgia Red Clay MUD...GOODIE MOB and fans are STILL STANDING!!! Day one of the Reunion Tour didn't let the home team down. Pastor Troy took the stage first with the assistance of Atlanta's own DJ Jelly and blessed the crowd with favorites that were well accepted by the crowd. The YoungBloodz were up next with their Atlanta anthems "U-Way" & "Damn". Completely unexpected and the crowd went wild shouting the lyrics as well as the hooks. They would finish their set up with other hits "Presidential" & "85" before turning the show over to the guests of honor. As Goodie Mob took the stage in All Red the crowd was at an all time high or at least I thought. Goodie Bag would be the first trick that they would pull out to get us started before Backbone would take the stage with the group to perform "Get Rich to This". They performed all their collective hits as well as Cee-Lo's "Crazy" & "Dro In The Wind" with a special guest appearance by Dungeon Family OUTKAST member Big Boi, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Overall the Reunion concert was a part of history that I was definitely honored to be a part of RAIN OR SHINE!

The show was excellent! Rain or not, Goodie Mob gave there all and then some. Cannot wait for the album. Absolutely fabulous!!

As an East Point/SWATS-native, last night was exactly what I had been waiting for... It felt like 1998 all over again.... DJ Kizzy Rock, Troy, Youngbloods, etc were excellent selections to open the show.... Goodie Mob killed it, they all seemed to be happy to be back together again, truly enjoyed it (minus the staff at the Masquerade Music Park)

Concert was great! The surprise performances (Pastor Troy and YoungBloodZ) was a great look to open the concert! I know a lot of the MoB fans had been waiting for this for forever, and those fans came out to support and we had a time of our lives...even in the rain! I admint, I was a little hesitant when I showed up to find out it was outside (raining), but the whole atmosphere was great and I would not have wanted it any other way! Very memorable concert...now give us an ablum!

they KILLED it, definitely still had the chemistry of a group that had never stopped performing together. great energy, great crowd. EXCELLENT opening acts (PASTOR TROY) and surprise guest (Sleepy Brown AND Big Boi), glad to have been a part of the experience

This was the best concert that I have been to in years! If you live in the "A" and didn't go to the show then you missed a major event ! Off the chain!

Awesome!!! It was great to see the M-O-B back together in concert! It's true "the good die mostly over bullshit!" I pray for continued success for them all.

Its been a long time coming! And all 4 members were there. All seemed to genuinely want to be there, enjoy each others company, and willing to share the stage with each other. To me it seemed that they understood what they have done for rap/hip hop and more specifically southern hip hop is much greater then any internal conflict they may have had. they are truly a unique group from an era of hip hop that has been dead for some time now. Their command of the stage, the crowd and the weather gave nostalgic feelings of getting on a bicycle after years of not riding, once you have that gift you can never forget it. I expected everything and they delivered more. Best concert ive ever been to.

With GoodieMob headlining a concert that featured other popular Atlanta area musicians like Pastor Troy, there was no other place to be in Atlanta than at this concert. With the rain showering screaming fans that yelled out the lyrics of favorite hits like 'Black Ice' and 'Soul Food' the elements shined on those that truly love 'Real Atlanta' music. With Big Boi from Outkast coming out to bless the crowd for a classic climactic moment the people that beared witness knew that this was a good day for Atlanta. We all left there hoping that the momentum gathered at this place will flow out into the streets, into the music studio booths, and re-energize the type of music that truly represents Atlanta's culture- from the North side to the South-from East to West...long live Atlanta...long live GoodieMob!

HUGE event BEAUTIFULY organized - and I can't say who had more fun, the wildly enthusiastic audience chanting every number (despite the light rain) or the performers onstage who clearly were having a peak moment of their own. Wonderful night!

Sweetest line up in the past decade with Pastor Troy, Youngbloodz, Sleep Brown, Appearance by Big Boi...and the incredible Goodie Mob...So much soul and energy in the air...whole growd was jamming to the beat

Great Show. Atlanta Rap is back. The Best to ever do it, PERIOD.