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Young Dolph on Tour
Memphis hip-hop is a distinct style of Southern rap, and acts like Three 6 Mafia, Project Pat and Juicy J have been synonymous with the city. Rapper Young Dolph has built a career in the same mold as his predecessors, spitting menacing flows over breakneck production that tell his story of growing up in the South. A self-made star, Young Dolph makes it a point to bring the current sound of Memphis to every stage that he's on. At the 2019 Rolling Loud hip-hop festival's Bay Area stop, Dolph and his protĂŠgĂŠ and fellow Memphis trueblood Key Glock â whom he signed to his Paper Route Empire label â gave fans a taste of their No Rules tour, with cuts off of their Top 10 Billboard-charting collaboration album, Dum and Dummer. The pair gravitated with poise over thick, menacing beats, and Dolph delivered every bar like his city's cream of the crop. Young Dolph has delivered multiple album and mixtape projects every year since 2011, and so he's frequently on tour all over the country, bringing that Memphis swagger with him everywhere he goes.
Young Dolph in Concert
Born Adolph Thornton Jr. in 1985, Young Dolph had a tough upbringing in South Memphis. The course of Dolph's life changed at age 23 after he almost lost his life in a 2008 drive-by shooting and took the incident to propel his newfound devotion to a life in music. His career has embodied the Southern rap hustle from his first mixtape, Paper Route Campaign. He's released all 19 mixtapes and six albums on his own independent label, Paper Route Empire. He's left a mark as a diss rapper, including the song "Play Wit Yo B***h" pointed at Memphis rapper Yo Gotti, which led to a well-documented feud. But it hasn't stopped the prolific Young Dolph from continuing to link up with hip-hop's best. His 2017 mixtape Gelato featured tracks with Wiz Khalifa, Lil Yachty and Migos, while his 2018 LP Role Model featured Snoop Dogg on "I Think I Can Fly" and Offset on "Break the Bank."
The concert was lit he had cap g open up and then he came out and put on a great show with key glock. Only complaint is they took a long time to appear on stage but when they did it was a great show
Dolph never disappoints. Always putting a great show! đŹđĽ
The ticket said show starts at 7 . Doors opened at 8 . They played music like it was a club for an hour. His first act had a hype man that was too hype. Louder than the performer . Kap G was cool but it took so long for Dolph to come out. I love dolph and his music but that was unorganized forsure.
The emcee was not very appealing to the eye. He was dressed poorly. His energy was weak, he wasnât very funny, he was rude to the participants who came up on stage for a twerk contest. The artists who went on before the headliners couldâve been students from VSU instead of the low-budget artists from Atlanta. Or they couldâve just stuck with the two headliners. Young Dolph was so high it was scary. I thought he might end up passing out. He had a shuffling gait and did not seem very professional at all.
Loved the show. Can't wait to see him again at a bigger venyou.
I was highly disappointed when I stayed until 945 and Young Dolph did not show. It was not until after I left the show that I found out that Dolph came out at nearly 1100. Atlanta
The venue was adorable. However, Young Dolph came out two hours late and fans had to listen to local ATL rappers during that time. He then arrived on stage and rapped one song, left his fans waiting AGAIN to let some other rapper come and perform. He then came back out and did only about 6 songs and the show was over. Such a waste of my time. I love Young Dolph but I will not pay money to see him again!
He was made us wait 4 hr just for him to perform for 30 min
From the cops to the owner John I would never spend or promote another show for this venue
From 8-11 we listened to the DJ and unknown rappers and a little after 11 2Chainz performed, young dolph did not show and nobody mentioned that he wouldn't be there. He showed up at Bliss Nightclub later that night and made a instagram post stating he didn't show so he could spend time with his son. Based off his instagram comments the Filmore concert wasn't the first concert he didn't show up to.
I love dolph, he sounded great, but didn't come out until 11:05 and walked off at 11:41 and only did 6 or 7 songs. Not worth the price
It's DOLPH! Concert was short, but sweet. Awesome mix of classics to current hits. Full of energy! Everyone should check out the dolphin show.
The Event Was Too Lit All The Performances Was Good EchoStage Was Comfortable
Dolph performed a good set. The venue was decent. It was at a large enough space so you could see everything. He had the crowd lit.
Best concert I ever been to in my life. Great performer. Hype. Involved crowd. Did great songs.
PNB Rock killed it! I was even impressed by some of the local rappers as well. Dolph really disappointed me. It didn't even seem like it was his concert or that he even wanted to be there.
The first 3 in a half hours was artist I've never heard of or new. PnB Rock finally came out and played about 6 songs, he left and didnt even acknowledge he left :( I love PnB Rock, why did he just leave like that? His performance was great, i knew every song and I wish he performed more! The place is big but no seats so you have to deal with snobby people who dont like being pushed (even though youre at a concert)! Overall, it was LIT and LIVE but next time let us know the concert really starts at 1am and not 10pm with people I didnt pay to see :) I dont listen to Young Dolph so i only stayed for his first song and left, most of his fans were their for him because I can tell thats when a whole bunch of people started pushing and shoving and I had to leave for that reason too or I would have stayed.
Great show. Except for the open acts were terrible
Great show, I had. A ball, Cardi was amazing and I just had a great time
Hand no problem with printing my tickets off plus the buying process was fast and easy.
