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THE I LOVE THE 90'S TOUR:
Oh, snap! Throw on some neon threads and put the beeper on silent, because all the phattest hip-hop, rap, and R&B artists from one of the best decades ever are rocking the mic on the same bill for the I Love the 90's Tour. The first incarnation of what's sure to become an annual tradition has everything fans are looking for, whether they’re reliving throwback faves or experiencing them for the first time live.
The I Love the 90's Tour pulled out all the stops to put together a list of hitmakers that speaks for itself: Vanilla Ice, All 4 One, Color Me Badd, Tone Loc, Rob Base, Young MC, Treach of Naughty by Nature, Tag Team, C&C Music Factory, and more!
With fly tunes like “Ice, Ice Baby,” “I Wanna Sex You Up,” “I Swear,” “Funky Cold Medina” and “It Takes Two" on tap, ticket buyers can't pass up the chance to hit rewind on this legendary mixtape. Plus, top-notch DJs will be there all night long spinning the decade's best chart-toppers from the classic artists who can't make it.
The jam-packed tour is set to crisscross the nation with a bangin’ blend of electrifying grooves, smooth moves, and unforgettable tracks that will have fans everywhere partying like it’s 1999 – literally!
The I Love the 90's Tour is picking up steam and adding dates all the time, giving more lucky fans the chance to get in on the arena-sized dance parties breaking out at venues across North America, and Ticketmaster has the inside track to every funky hit.
Not enough singing and too much trying to get the crowd to sing along. I came to hear my favorites from the 90s not the crowd.. not to mention like 3 songs from each... it could have been an hour show not a 3 hour show
Loved all the old school songs, danced to everything the whole night long. Lots of fun and energy
The three opening acts were good. Salt n' Peppa disappointing. So many people brought on stage with Vanilla Ice you couldn't see him perform - maybe that was intentional!
The artists we saw on this 90s tour were Young MC, Color me Badd, Rob Base, Salt n Pepa and Vanilla Ice. All of them were very entertaining! Rob Base probably surprised me the most... very old school hip hop and so good! I was a bit surprised that Vanilla Ice closed the show instead of Salt n Pepa but both were excellent. The end of the show was a bit confusing as Vanilla Ice seemed to be randomly just singing songs while he had everyone dancing on stage and it wasn't clear whether the concert was over or not. At times it was hard to see where he was as well because there were so many people dancing on stage. It did feel like a giant 90s party though with everyone in the aisles having a great time dancing to the music!! A great evening out for sure.
I expected the show to be fun and a bit silly, given the performers, but didn't expect it to be this bad. When I go to a performance, I expect musicians to perform. This was essentially a karaoke show with DJs playing other people's music in between. I don't get the point of Salt and Pepa walking around the stage while a DJ played Guns and Roses music. This event seemed like it needed to be held in a bar with a $10 cover charge.
The show was lots of fun. Even the preshow was entertaining. Only disappointment was Color Me Bad. The voice was not kept up. All the others sound amazing. Well worth the money.