It was clear from the number of fans in attendance that the These Things Happen tour was a top priority on a lot of must-see lists this year. It’s with good reason: the show that G-Eazy & Rocky put on is wildly energetic, entertaining and reminiscent of a house party that should not be missed. Everyone can expect tons of crowd surfing, liquor chugging and a set list full of G-Eazy’s new album cuts and past hits for the day one fans.

Before G-Eazy and Rockie Fresh hit the stage, rapper Kurt Rockmore, Kyle, and Canadian singer/rapper, Tory Lanez made sure that the crowd was amped.

After brief sets from the openers, MMG’s Rockie Fresh appeared to perform “I’m Wit It” and “You A Lie,” as well as  “Aladdin,” off of his joint mixtape with Casey Veggies, Fresh Veggies. Each track garnered more excitement and crowd participation than the last.

Just as G-Eazy was about to make his appearance, the crowd impatiently began to chant his name. Then, the lights dimmed and the music began. G-Eazy brought a nostalgic ’50s vibe and effortless cool to the stage.

He performed older songs, such as “Endless Summer” and “Kings.” He also previewed a couple of new songs including “I Mean It,” from his upcoming album, These Things Happen. Midway through the show, G-Eazy brought Rockie Fresh and Tory Lanez back out for the “Been On” remix. The show kept a steady stream of bass- knocking beats and fan favorites. There wasn’t one boring moment. If you attend the These Things Happen Tour, expect to be fully entertained.

Photos by Robin M. Johnson

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