Overall Rating
4.7
By Casrd
Pit Bull concert
Pit Bull was amazing loved him. The lead in DJ was vulgar and almost every other word started wit an F. This may be cool for the youngsters but I can do without. Depending on who I came with I would be embarassed. I really did not need to be told to raise both middle fingers in the air. The show also started late. But when Pit Bull came on all was good. He certainly worked hard in the heat.
By NoellyS
PitBull was a phenomenal performer!!
First time seeing PitBull in concert and he was absolutely amazing! I would definitely go see him again in concert. I thought the venue was great for this event, the large screens allowed you to see the show from any view.
By Designer2
Pit Bill was energizing!
Had a wonderful time at the Pit Bull Concert. The show was exciting and made me want to get out of my seat and dance! Sound system was terrific. The DJ who played music before the show started was very good! He played all types of "rockin" music!
By JePol
Pitbull was good event planning poor
Pitbull did a good concert. He had a message for kids that was great. The issue was the games the event planners played. They did not announce the opening act when tickets went on sale. Then they were not sure if they would have one. Then the hired a DJ. UGH There were a lot of kids there and he was an adult entertainer with bad ethics for dealing with the kids. This was really poor. REALLY Poor. Really a DJ opening act at a Concert. We paid for a show not a DJ. A concert is about a show or we can listed to the music on the radio where a DJ should be or at a wedding. The planning was also bad on stage the DJ started a few minutes late. When he was done they carried his computer table off the stage and we waited a half and hour for pitbull to start just like a band was on and they had to tear down equipment. Very poor run event it was a good thing pitbull was great. WE would recommend Pitbull but not the event planning at the HOF stadium.
By Anonymous
This was my first time at this venue...it was awesome!!!
By Andrea14
Great Energy!
We had such a good time at this concert. Great music, high energy performance, and the video graphics in the background where awesome. Totally recommend this show to anyone who loves to dance at concerts. We danced the entire show!
By MrTT59
Pitbull was great but started very late
Show started at 9.45 on what was and 8pm Schedule start on the tickets Start o
By Beesab
Super!
The show will keep you dancing from start to end. High energy show!
By Mitchell2715
Pitbull was Amazing
This was the best concert that I ever been to. He sounded just as good live as he does over the radio. My tickets came with club access which was also a great plus. I'm not one to do big events like this but the atmosphere was very comfortable and I even danced. He gave off so much energy and good vibes. Very inspirational.
By Coxoxo
Pit bull rocks
My daughter and I both loved pitbull. We knew every song could not stop singing and dancing all through the performance he is so sexy
Pitbull in Concert
Seeing Pitbull live is a trip around the world of Mr. 305, jam-packed with his biggest hits, suave personality and overwhelming gratitude. Pitbull has proven himself to be a master showman since his breakthrough in the early 2000s, and his stage show has only improved since then, whirling through his ever-growing roster of global hits and enticing the audience into joining his party. Pitbull has co-headlined tours with fellow Latin superstar Enrique Iglesias, toured with Britney Spears in Europe and delighted audiences around the world from Kodiak, Alaska, to Cape Town.
Pitbull Background
Born in Miami in 1981, Armando Christian Pérez transformed himself into Pitbull as a teenager, performing in clubs and refining his style, which was influenced largely by reggaeton and crunk. An introduction to Atlanta's crunk king Lil Jon led to his being featured on a mixtape by the excitable hip-hop star, which then led to Lil Jon coproducing Pitbull's 2004 breakthrough single, the raucous "Culo." Pitbull became a huge presence in Latin pop and hip-hop during the ‘00s, collaborating with the Ying Yang Twins, DJ Khaled and Fat Joe, among others.
Pitbull's pop breakthrough came in 2008, when he released the smash single "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)." A blend of Latin hip-hop and glittery dance music that shouted out Miami's Little Havana, it reached No. 1 on multiple charts around the world, and peaked at No. 2 on the Hot 100. The sinewy "Hotel Room Service," which similarly blended Eurodance and hip-hop, became his second Top 10 single in 2009, establishing Pitbull as a pop force. He solidified that reputation through Top 10 collaborations with Enrique Iglesias (the Jersey Shore–featured "I Like It"), Usher ("DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love") and Jennifer Lopez ("On the Floor"). He reached No. 1 on the U.S. charts in 2011 with "Give Me Everything," a party-ready collaboration with Ne-Yo and Afrojack. In 2013, he hit No. 1 again with the country-fried "Timber," a collaboration with Kesha, while "Time of Our Lives," his devil-may-care reunion with Ne-Yo, returned him to the Top 10 in 2014. He's stayed prolific since then, releasing singles with pop stars like Fifth Harmony and Leona Lewis as well as Latin stars like Daddy Yankee and Prince Royce. Everywhere he goes, he brings his message of working hard and partying harder to his appreciative audience.