MGK + Trippie Redd Performing Free Show in Ohio Next Week

It’s no April’s Fool’s Day joke — Ohio natives MGK and Trippie Redd will perform a free concert next week at the Bluestone in Columbus on Thursday, April 4th. Today, the pair released genre : sadboy, an album with 10 songs full of emo-fueled raps. The record isn’t the duo’s first foray into collaboration. They proved themselves a dynamic force when they previously worked together on “Candy”, “All I Know”, “Red Sky” and “Pill Breaker”. 

According to Live Nation’s website, the Bluestone venue “accommodates up to 1,100 guests.” The Bluestone is described as “a 115-year-old church transformed into an open hardwood floor, central stage and wrap-around balcony.” It will be an amazing venue to catch an intimate performance with the rappers that will surely blow up the room with their energetic performance for the lucky fans in attendance.

It isn’t the first trip to Ohio for the duo. Trippie Redd also joined the Cleveland native MGK when he returned home to Cleveland and played the Cleveland Brown’s FirstEnergy Stadium in 2022 to over 41,000 fans.

To request tickets to see MGK and Trippie Redd at this show, fans can head here. Requests for the free tickets must be submitted by 10PM EST on Sunday, March 31st. Requesting a ticket does not mean that fans will receive tickets for entry. Those who are confirmed will receive an email on Monday, April 1st.

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