Kidd G mixes trap beats with country storytelling, and his sing-along choruses about small towns, trucks and heartbreak have built him a young, loyal following. That sound lands a little differently in a Greenwich Village basement club, which is part of the fun. If you are into the country-rap crossover that has taken over playlists, this is an up-close chance to see one of its artists.
What to expect
A standing show in Le Poisson Rouge's basement cabaret space, with a bar at the back. Expect a young, loud crowd that knows every hook. The room holds a few hundred people, so even from the back you are close to the stage, and the sound system is known for its clarity.
Good to know
- Take the A, B, C, D, E, F or M to W 4 St–Washington Sq.
- The show is 16 and over.
- Le Poisson Rouge is a basement venue down a flight of stairs; contact the venue about access needs.
- The floor is mostly standing room.
- Bleecker Street has plenty of late food nearby.
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Common questions
What kind of music does Kidd G make?
A mix of country and hip-hop, often called country-rap.
What is the age limit?
16 and over.
