Columbus, OH
Minot, ND
Overall Rating
2.0
By Lex27320
We were very dissappointed that all day on the radio it was said Rick Ross would definitely be at the concert. However, when we arrived at the coliseum, there were signs all over stating he would not be there. The show was supposed to start at 7:30 p.m., but it started after 8 p.m. Only about halfway through the show was anything about Rick Ross mentioned. Before the last act came out around 11 p.m. it was then stated DJ Khale would also not be coming. At that point we were very upset because those were the headliners. We felt it was a ripoff and should have been given the option before the show began for a refund or to still attend. We would have definitely chosen the refund. The other acts that were there and performed were okay. ACE Hood and Wale did their thing, but they're not Rick Ross. Sorry guys! Marsha Ambrosious sounded great. But I don't know what Miguel had going on. He turned all of his songs into a rock n roll theme. He should have known something was wrong when everybody started sitting down as soon as he began performing. His songs were unrecognizable. And he was doing these crazy Elvis dance moves that almost made him look like he was having a seizure (so unattractive).
Rick Ross on Tour
When performing, the boss of Miami trades his unassailable cool for shouting and sweat. Stalking the stage in sunglasses, Ross performs hit after hit, touching on solo tunes like "Hustlin'" and "B.M.F.," which helped transform modern hip-hop, to the collabs he's done with Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, DJ Khaled, French Montana, Ace Hood and Skrillex. A rap superstar, Rick Ross has performed at Rolling Loud, Wireless Festival, Made in America, OVO Fest and at gigs across Europe and Africa. In 2011 he toured as part of Lil Wayne's I Am Music II tour and in 2019 headlined his own Port of Miami 2 tour.
Rick Ross in Concert
A titan of outsize boasts, booming bass and trunk-caving hits, Rick Ross is a hip-hop icon with one of the genre's most reliable and formidable discographies. Raised in Carol City, Florida, the artist born William Leonard Roberts II was writing and performing rhymes as early as junior high but ultimately shined as a high school football star. Working with Miami indie label Slip-N-Slide Records, he emerged as Rick Ross in 2002. After then signing to Def Jam, he became an ambassador of trap music with his bold single "Hustlin'" and platinum-certified debut Port of Miami in 2006. Ross would ultimately record with a who's who of hip-hop — Kanye West, Jay-Z, Drake, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj — and remain a consistent, bosslike presence through more than a decade of evolving hip-hop trends. His Maybach Music Group imprint helped exploding rappers like Meek Mill, Wale, French Montana and Gunplay. In 2016, he would even take a small detour into EDM with "Purple Lamborghini," a Skrillex collaboration that became the lead track on the soundtrack to Suicide Squad. In 2019, Ross released his 10th album, Port of Miami 2, also the 10th record in a row to land in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200.