Jack Harlow @ Andrew J. Brady Music Center - Cincinnati, Ohio
Jack Harlow | Photos Courtesy of Asia Austin
August 13th 2026: Jack Harlow @ Andrew J. Brady Music Center - Cincinnati, OH
Jack Harlow | Photos Courtesy of: Asia Austin
On August 13, 2026, Jack Harlow performed at the Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, OH. His ‘Monica Tour’ has been in full swing, and with it being his first album tour in four years, Harlow proved he’s better than ever. Opening the show with fan favorites from his Monica album such as “Prague”, “Trade Places”, and “Lonesome”, Harlow delivered a very charismatic and crowd-focused performance that showed confidence and warmth towards his fans.
With the help of his openers, Clockwork DJ and James Savage, Harlow proves that he’s able to carry an arena while also making personal connections that can be felt in the back of the room. His banter with the fans is disarmingly funny and is filled with easygoing relatability. And while showcasing he’s been all around the world, he manages to stay grounded by extending love and gratitude to his hometown of Louisville, KY.
The set mixes his biggest radio hits like “What’s Poppin”, “Industry Baby”, and “First Class” while also sprinkling in songs that are sacred to his true fans such as “Sundown”, “Warsaw” and “Ghost”. The production included a very simplistic stage setup with backup singers and a live band that allowed Harlow to deliver his infectious vocals and melodies at ease. There is no doubt that the fans were left buzzing, and Jack Harlow put on a show that easily matches his growing stature in both R&B and Hip-Hop.
James Savage
The Kid LAROI @ Andrew J. Brady Music Center - Cincinnati, OH
May 24th 2026: The Kid LAROI, WiztheMC and Tommy Richman @ Andrew J. Brady Music Center - Cincinnati, OH
The Kid LAROI - Photos Courtesy of: Asia Austin
On May 24, 2026, The Kid LAROI played a sold-out show in Cincinnati, OH, at the Andrew J. Brady Music Center on his ‘A Perfect World Tour’. The show was filled with infectious energy and good vibes from the singer from start to finish. Along with an electrician lab theme and audio technician visuals, Laroi performed many of his hits such as ‘Without You’, ‘Stay’, ‘Nights Like This’ and even some fan favorites from his newest album, which included ‘Rather Be’ and ‘Private’.
Laroi was extremely charismatic and engaged with his crowd, moving confidently across the stage and connecting with everyone in between songs. Even going as far as bringing a fan on stage for the first time during his entire tour. With help from his openers, WiztheMC and Tommy Richman, there was never a dull moment as the crowd prepared for the main show to come. Vocally, Laroi is strong with his melodic hooks and emotional verses while also bringing high energy to his rap-based tracks. Meanwhile, his vulnerability on slower numbers - specifically emotional ballads - lands genuinely.
Overall, it was a high-energy, emotionally honest show that showcased The Kid LAROI’s star power and solidified his ability to headline arenas while keeping the feeling of connection with the crowd intact. Fans were buzzing from beginning to end. There is no doubt that Laroi is a true talent and is here to stay for the long run.t, María walked along the seats during “Ache,” sharing an intimate moment with her fans.
Tour might be over for Not For Radio, but they will be performing at a few festivals in North America over the summer.
WiztheMC and Tommy Richman
GloRilla @ Andrew J. Brady Music Center - Cincinnati
March 22nd, 2025: GloRilla, Queen Key, and Real Boston Richey @ Andrew J. Brady Music Center - Cincinnati, OH
GloRilla | Photos Courtesy of: Asia Austin
On March 22nd, GloRilla took the stage at the Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, OH for an electrifying sold-out show on her Glorious Tour, and it was nothing short of a spectacle. The anticipation in the air was unmistakable as the crowd packed into the venue, buzzing with excitement to witness what the night had in store.
The show kicked off with impressive energy from the openers, Queen Key and Real Boston Richey - both performances successfully managed to bring the crowd to life. GloRilla stepped onto the stage dressed in a stylish gold outfit that exuded both confidence and charisma, alongside her talented dancers which added to the hype. Her stage presence was undeniable as she performed hits such as “TGIF”, “Yeah Glo!”, “Whatchu Kno About Me”, and “F.N.F (Let’s Go” and her love for her fans did not go unnoticed as she serenaded one lucky fan on stage. GloRilla also included set transitions that included behind-the-scenes footage of her on the road, as well as motivational sessions with her sitting and discussing her upbringing, life, and her future with a therapist.
By the time she closed the show, there was no doubt in anyone’s mind that GloRilla was a staple in the rap industry. She’s not just a rapper and MC, but a powerful artist with the ability to captivate an audience and leave them wanting more. Her sold-out show was an unforgettable experience—one that showed that she’s here to stay for the long run and left fans eagerly awaiting her next move. If you weren’t able to witness it, you definitely missed out on a night full of raw energy, amazing music, empowering speeches, and an artist fully owning her moment.
