This is the trade every rap fan wants: a headliner with two decades of hits playing a venue where you can actually see him. Irving Plaza holds around 1,200, so the sound and the crowd energy are closer to a club show than an arena date.
What to expect
Standing floor, a balcony with sightlines, support before the headline set, and a room that goes up on the singles.
Good to know
- Irving Plaza is at 17 Irving Place, by the 4/5/6/L/N/Q/R at Union Square
- Mostly general admission; the balcony fills early
- Doors well before the listed start time
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Common questions
Is there seating?
It is a standing-room venue with a limited balcony.
Nearest subway?
Union Square — the 4/5/6, L, N/Q/R and W all stop there, a short walk away.
