In the heart of the Entertainment Capital of the World, Strong Music Festival is making waves as a game-changer in the world of Hip Hop and RnB entertainment. The festival has firmly established itself as a household name in Las Vegas, setting the bar high for record labels and urban concerts in the city.
Recently, Vegas was electrified by an epic night at the Thomas & Mack Center on the campus of UNLV, where roughly 14,000 music enthusiasts were treated to a spectacular showcase headlined by chart-topping artist, Future. Gracing the stage alongside Future were acclaimed artists such as MoneyBagg Yo, No Cap, K Camp, Rubi Rose, Southside, Young Scooter, local Vegas talents, and more. The four-hour concert captivated the audience from start to finish, culminating in a mesmerizing performance by Future, who kicked off the show with his hit track ‘712PM’ from his album ‘I Never Liked You’.
Building on this success, Strong Music Festival has an exciting lineup of upcoming shows in Vegas featuring industry heavyweights including Kodak Black, Lil Durk, Katt Williams, Chief Keef, K Camp, Sheck Wes, Jeleel, and many others.
Their expansion into markets like Hawai’i and Phoenix has seen sold-out shows with top artists like Kodak Black, Lil Tjay, and Bino Rideaux, further solidifying their presence in the live entertainment scene.
The rapid growth and acclaim garnered by Strong Music Festival are a testament to their commitment to revolutionise the entertainment landscape. From collaborating with global icons such as Lady Gaga and Janet Jackson to showcasing emerging talents like Rod Wave and Bryson Tiller, the festival has consistently delivered unforgettable live experiences that resonate deeply with audiences.
Known for their adaptability and creativity, Strong Music Festival continues to push boundaries and create immersive events that draw fans in droves.
Earlier this year, the company announced their highly anticipated annual Hip Hop festival, set to feature a star-studded lineup including Trippie Redd, Tory Lanez, Lil Yachty, Lil Tecca, and more. Scheduled for March 18th at Cox Pavilion on the UNLV campus, this year’s festival promises to be another unforgettable experience for fans.
