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G-Eazy Concert Tickets
Get ready to attend the concert of the year when you order G-Eazy tickets from TicketSmarter. American rap artist G-Eazy began life as Gerald Gillum, born in Oakland, California on May 24th, 1989. He started out as a record producer whilst still at university in New Orleans and began performing and building up credibility as a performer in the East Bay hip-hop scene, associating with fellow artists such as Lil B and The Cataracts. Gillum's early mixtapes had very limited success until he recorded The Endless Summer in 2011. It was released as a giveaway in order to promote Gillum's work and it contained a reworking of Dion's hit single “Runaround Sue” with an accompanying video directed by Tyler Yee. The song garnered over four million YouTube views and kick-started Gillum's rap career.
In 2014 he released his major-label debut album, a collection of 16 tracks titled These Things Happen. The album topped the Billboard Hip-Hop Charts, went to number three on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum in the process which led to major demand for G-Eazy tickets. Bagging an international hit the following year in the form of the Bebe Rexha collaboration “Me, Myself & I”, he swiftly returned with a second LP, When It’s Dark Out, which reached number five in the US. His third effort, The Beautiful & Damned, arrived in 2017 to mixed reviews, with its lead single, the ASAP Rocky and Cardi B collaboration “No Limit”, becoming his highest-charting song to date. Matching his existing record, the album peaked at number three in his home country.
Since 2018, G-Eazy has maintained a prolific output, sharing two EPs entitled B-Sides and Scary Nights in 2019 and returning in 2020 with Everything’s Strange Here, a new album taking cues from indie rock. In 2021, he began teasing a sequel to These Things Happen, ushering it in with the Chris Brown and Mark Morrison collaboration “Provide”. Don’t miss your chance to hear his new music live in concert. Use TicketSmarter now to order your G-Eazy tickets.
How much are G-Eazy tickets?
G-Eazy tickets vary depending on the venue and seat location. GA tickets are a cheap option for fans on a budget, while VIP tickets might be right for those looking for a premium concert experience.
G-Eazy Ticket Prices:
- Average Price: $193.04 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at as low as $26.53
- VIP Experience: VIP G-Eazy tickets cost as much as $1035.00 for premium floor seats
Are G-Eazy tickets sold out?
No, G-Eazy tickets are still available. There are currently 46 tickets listed for G-Eazy’s next concert on March 22nd, 2025 at 8:00pm at Clayton's Beach Bar in South Padre Island, TX.
When do G-Eazy tickets go on sale?
Tickets are now on sale to G-Eazy’s 2025 tour. Scroll up now to find tickets to all upcoming tour dates.
Is G-Eazy going on tour in 2025?
Yes, G-Eazy is touring in 2025 and has 30 concerts lined up for this year.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss Out on G-Eazy Tickets
G-Eazy concerts are more than just music; they’re a celebration of Hip-Hop culture. Avoid missing out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience and get your G-Eazy tickets today! All tickets are backed with our 100% Guarantee.
What songs are on G-Eazy's setlist?
G-Eazy's setlist while performing in Sydney , NSW at “Enmore Theatre” included the following songs:
- Set 1:
- Intro
- One of Them
- Random
- Pray for Me
- The Plan
- Legend
- I Mean It
- Lotta That
- Tumblr Girls
- You Got Me
- Provide
- 1942
- WTFDIK
- Nada
- Still Be Friends
- No Limit
- Downtown Love
- Set 2:
- In My Head
- Backseat
- South of France
- One Day
- Kiss the sky
- Vampires
- Some Kind of Drug
- You & Me
- Girls Have Fun / Wobble Up / Same Bitches / Calm Down / Order More / Fried Rice / Almost Famous / Marilyn
- Him & I
- Far Alone
- Me, Myself & I
- Encore
- Lady Killers
- Lady Killers III
- Anxiety
Source: Setlist.fm