Twenty years after releasing one of Miami's most defining rap albums, Rick Ross returns to the stage with an orchestral reimagining of Port of Miami. Released in 2006, the debut album announced the Carol City rapper on his own terms — anchored by the inescapable "Hustlin'," a street-level anthem that crossed over into mainstream radio and established Ross as a commanding new voice in Southern hip-hop.
In the two decades since, Ross has built Maybach Music Group into one of rap's premier imprints, stacked a catalog full of landmark moments — "BMF (Blowin' Money Fast)," "Aston Martin Music," "Stay Schemin'" — and become one of the genre's most prolific collaborators. The Port of Miami 20 tour wraps that debut in orchestral arrangements, recontextualizing the record that started it all as the legitimate classic it has always been.
The Fox Theatre, itself a landmark of Atlanta's entertainment history, provides a fittingly grand stage for this anniversary celebration.
Location
The Fox Theatre
660 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta, GA 30308
