Coolio

Young MC opened, but really did not have much stage time. Despite this, he was awesome. They need to limit the dj time in between and allow him to perform more songs. Next was Kool Moe Dee. He should have headlined. He blew the rest of the show away. If you love old school hip-hop, he will take you back to how it use to be performance wise. He was solid. Had fantastic dancers and everything, just like back in the day. If nothing else, I would highly recommend going for his performance. After that, well, Tone Loc did his two hits and a Snoop Dogg song. But most of his show was bringing fans on the stage and I'm not really sure what happened with Coolio. Mic issues or what. A lot of his songs he only did parts of them and a lot of people seemed disappointed. Also, there was enough DJ intermissions in between to have another performer added. No show needs three intermissions.

Kool Moe Dee was great!! Tone Loc was fun.. Young MC was amazing.

I saw Coolio on the I Love the 90s Tour and even though the concert was terrible he was the best act by far.

The opening acts were by far better than Coolio's performance. There were two other people backing Coolio up, but they were by far the stars of the show. One of them rapped more than Coolio did, and the other played sax. Actually, the sax player was the highlight of the show. To be honest, Coolio hasn't been popular since the '90's. Unfortunately, he didn't seem to get that memo and played a lot of songs that nobody knew. We had to wait about 20 minutes before he played one of his old hits. The backup tracks were played from a Mac Book on the stage, and Coolio would cut songs in the middle, leading to choppy transitions. Overall, forgettable and a waste of time.