Maybach Music Coming to the BJC on November 4th
UGH (Rick Ross voice)!
Earlier today, hardcore hip-hop heavyweights Maybach Music Group announced a month-long, nation-wide tour including a pit-stop at the Bryce Jordan Center on November 4th.
Rick Ross, Meek Mill, and Wale will headline the Sunday show, and recent XXL Magazine Freshman Machine Gun Kelly will be the opening act. DJ Scream will serve as the host DJ the concert.
Self-Made Volume 2, the second compilation album from MMG, was released back in June. Soon after, Ricky Rozay dropped his fifth album, God Forgives, I Don’t in July featuring the single “3 Kings” featuring Dr. Dre and Jay-Z.
Tickets cost $29.75, $49.75, and $69.75, will go on sale this Friday, September 28th at 10am at BJC ticket locations and livenation.com. Students will receive a $10 discount, courtesy of UPAC.
The Bryce Jordan Center is on a roll with booking high-profile acts lately. This Fall, Cobra Starship, Tiesto, Zac Brown Band, Wiz Khalifa, Bruce Springsteen, Carrie Underwood, and now the Maybach Music Group will be making appearance at Penn State. That’s quite an eclectic mix of musical talent.
With that said…. Meek-Millville in the HUB, anyone?
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