The American rapper will perform at the D.Y. Patil Stadium next month as part of his ongoing The Final Lap Tour
Artists (clockwise from top left) DIVINE, Prabh Deep, SVDP and Yung Raja will support 50 Cent at his Mumbai show next month. Photos: Courtesy of the artists; Gajan Balan (SVDP)
Mumbai is set to witness a historic moment in India’s live hip-hop scene as legendary American rapper 50 Cent will take the stage at the D.Y. Patil Stadium on November 25th as part of The Final Lap Tour.
Marking the 20th anniversary of 50 Cent’s groundbreaking album Get Rich or Die Tryin’, The Final Lap Tour is a euphoric full-circle moment in the multi-talented artist’s illustrious career. It’s a musical journey that began when the hit-maker burst onto the scene in the early 2000s with raw, unfiltered stories from the streets of New York City. His authentic storytelling and sound have earned him major accolades and the hearts of millions around the world. Get Rich or Die Tryin’ became an instant classic and is often hailed as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time. This marks 50 Cent’s return to India after a 16-year hiatus and will be his final performance as part of a global mega tour.
Mumbai’s own hip-hop sensation DIVINE, New Delhi rapper Prabh Deep, Toronto-based SVDP and Singapore artist Yung Raja will all be supporting 50 Cent at the concert in a euphoric moment for Indian hip-hop. This promises to be an unforgettable and historic chapter in India’s live hip-hop experiences. Don’t miss this unique blend of global nostalgia and homegrown talent that is sure to set the stage ablaze with rhythm, rhymes and unforgettable memories.
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