Hip Hop & Rap Concert Tickets

Rap & Hip Hop Concert Tickets

Witness the future of music with Rap & Hip Hop tickets from TicketSmarter. Despite being one of the younger styles of popular music, hip hop already has a rich and exciting history. The journey of this history has led to hip hop and rap cultivating a rich culture that rivals rock music, despite hip hop's relatively brief existence.

Beginning in the Bronx in the '70s, hip-hop was originally hyper-focused on a DJ and MC relationship. This trend continued up through the '80s with artists like Eric B and Rakim, and even today groups like Run The Jewels carry that format forward. The infectious style and culture quickly made its way out of New York and began to spread like wildfire, creating hotbeds of musical innovation in big cities like Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta and Chicago.

Today, the line defining hip hop can often blur with soul and R&B. Artists like the Weeknd, Drake, Travis Scott, Tyler, the Creator and A$AP Rocky tend to sing just as much as they rap. However, there are still modern rappers like Kendrick Lamar, Eminem and Pusha T who remain focused on dense lyrical arrangements.

Whatever your preferred style of hip-hop, you can rest assured that TicketSmarter has the tickets you want for all your favorite shows. Don't miss out on seeing the next classic artist in the making, get your Rap / Hip Hop tickets from TicketSmarter today.

Rap & Hip Hop Schedule

As such a young genre, new rappers and hip-hop artists top the charts every day, making it impossible to keep up with all the hip-hop concerts in any area. That’s where TicketSmarter comes in. All you have to do to keep up with the tour plans for your favorite artists is to search for their names. On the artist's page, you'll be greeted with the full list of their upcoming tour dates and concerts. Once you've found a concert near you, it only takes a few clicks to purchase and download your tickets. If you want a hard copy ticket, we'll mail it directly to your address so you never have to step foot in a long box office line.