The Official XXL Freshman Live Concert

Just amazing all around, great artists and venue, best concert I've ever been to!

This was the biggest money scam of all time. The event was poorly planned on all sides from the promoters to the artist. The sets were rushed which only allowed each artist to perform between four to five songs, their performance lacked as well. The only highlight of the night was riff-raff, frado santana, and sadly fat trell. They also failed to inform the audience that two of the performers, angle haze and ab-soul, would not be performing; I only went to see soul brother #2. If this tour is done next year please do not go, it will be a waste of time and money, like wise you will feel ripped off like most of us. XXL TOUR= MONEY SCHEME.

Even though all the headliners didn't show up, the special guest stars that appeared with some of the headliners was nice! The line up was good, the music was clear, the crowds were civil. The artist were down to earth, especially after the show. They spoke to fans, took pics with fans. This show was a great start to the summer for Rap shows at the Best Buy Theater.

I enjoyed the show. I was right in front of the stage. many artist were crowd surfing;jumoing right ontop of me. The only problem i had was people smoking weed and blowing it in my face and people pushing to get to my spot.

first time i've been to a show at the best buy theater. being an audio engineer i can tell you, that their sound system there is pretty good. Everyone was dope. Action bronson killed it, and schoolboy q killed it, BUT I WAS TRYING TO SEE AB-SOUL AND HE DIDN'T SHOW!!!! wish i would have known that before i stood for 6 hours in the same damn spot. Show was still dope though, but i left a little disappointed.

Overall, the show was definitely great hands down! The performers did their thing, and I am so glad I had the opportunity to attend. However, I was a bit disappointed with the absence of Ab-Soul. I am a HUGE fan, and I have been trying to attend one of his concerts for a while. When I heard about the lineup for this event, I was thrilled that I would be getting to finally see him, as well as other artists that I really enjoy listening to. Unfortunately, to my disappointment as well as many others, he was a no show. I am sure there was a legitimate reason for his absence but in any case, audience members should have been made aware of such a drastic change to the lineup. I have attended other concerts in the city where a performer was added, and attendees were made aware of this change prior to the performance, so I would only assume the same action would be carried out in this sort of situation. Perhaps, the individuals running the event did not know of the possibility of his absence beforehand. In any case, ticket holders simply should have been made aware of the situation.

After paying extra for the VIP ticket and waiting on line for 1 1/2 hours to get into the meet and greet, there was only one artist there. Although he was great, the other artist had just walked out of the room. We were not far back on the line, so I am sure there were many unhappy people about that. The event was long and the time it took between artists seemed a little disorganized. It was okay, but not something I would go back to again.

A little too crowded and some acts were mediocre but it was overall a good show...towards the end.

This was an awesome concert, I only wish lil b showed up!!

The show was pretty good. Took a long time between acts but it wasnt that bad. there fef. wasnt communication between the venue owner and event promoters many people who were trying to buy tickests were turned away at the door. Nevertheless it was great i would do it again next year!

This was a great way to get to know some up and coming rappers. It also showcased the connections these rappers have established. Lil Twist brought out Birdman, Diggy Simmons brought out his dad, Fred da Godson brought out Vado, and Cyhi da Prynce brought out Big Sean and Pusha T. Cyhi definitely had the crowd going the most but the two southern rappers (Big KRIT and Yelawolf) both were great to close out the show.