You’ll notice that No Limit Tour ticket prices are not just based on your seat, city and concert site but also the size of the venue, demand for tickets and availability. Responsible for bringing us some of the best acts and hits from the late 90s and early 2000s, Master P and his entourage were definitely untouchable and some of their songs are still played in clubs and crowds still love to hear them. Hear classic anthems like “Down for My N’s”, “Make ‘Em Say Uhh,” “Bout it Bout it” and so many more of your favorite southern hits with No Limit Reunion Tour tickets. In 2020, the colonel of the tank, Master P, has gathered his No Limit Soldiers including Mystikal, Mia X, Fiend, Silkk the Shocker and others, set out on tour to offer some of their greatest hits and classic sound to audiences around the US. Sadly the record label folded in 2003 when label owner Master P sold the catalog following company bankruptcy, but the label’s legacy has continued to live on.
Of all the great record labels dropping classics, few were as prolific or successful as No Limit Records.
The 1990s were a fruitful and chaotic time for hip-hop. "So it'll be nice to just be able to go out and just lay it loose and just have a good time without feeling in danger."Īstrid Kayembe covers South Memphis, Whitehaven and Westwood.Get ready for the greatest southern lineup in history with No Limit Reunion Tour tickets. "All of our hearts are kind of hurt about this by the shooting of Young Dolph," she said. She said she's also excited to see Memphis come together for the concert. Police released photos of the suspects on Thursday, but as of Friday morning they have not been identified or apprehended.Ĭurrie, who attended the Millennium Tour stop in Nashville, said she doesn't believe the audience attending the concert warrants an extra security presence. Sheriff Bill Rasco are aware of the tragedies that have taken place in Memphis this week and our hearts and prayers go out to all those who have been affected by the shootings," Mastry said in the statement.ĭolph was shot and killed while inside Makeda's Homemade Butter Cookies in South Memphis on Wednesday. "Landers Center, along with the Mayor of Southaven, SPD Chief of Police and DeSoto Co. That includes having everyone who enters the building go through metal detectors and a law enforcement presence inside and outside the venue. We've worked with the Landers Center and the security team, and Sheriff's Office, so we're hoping that everything just goes on without a hitch."Īt the Landers Center, it will be pretty much "standard operating procedure," according to a statement from Todd Mastry, the venue's executive director. "It's not going to be a large increase, but we'll be monitoring it closely," Southaven Police Deputy Chief Mark Little said about law enforcement presence at the event. "We don't expect anything. On Saturday, the No Limit Reunion Tour will bring Master P, Mystikal, Silkk The Shocker, Mia X, Fiend, Mercedes and Mr. Serv-On to Southaven. IN MEMPHIS: 'They are grieving and they are supporting us': Memphis rallies around Makeda's after Young Dolph killingįROM TONYAA WEATHERSBEE: Young Dolph was killed as he transitioned from survivor to thriver. The FedExForum website said, "There will be no additional entry requirements for attendees."įedExForum did not respond to requests for comment. In times like this, we will stop at nothing to ensure that everyone that participates in these experiences is healthy, safe, and quite frankly having a good time.” “We pride ourselves on bringing high-quality concert experiences to our patrons. “The safety and welfare of our patrons are the first and foremost priority,” a representative from G-Squared Events said in a statement. Louis and Memphis. Soulja Boy has previously made negative comments about Dolph. One change related to the Millennium Tour came Thursday when tour promoter, G-Squared Events, announced rapper Soulja Boy would not perform during this weekend’s tour stops in St. So, hopefully nobody there is going to be super rambunctious."ĭue to rumors of possible retaliation following Dolph's death, the Memphis area continues to be on guard.īut officials don't expect any issues at the FedExForum show Sunday or the No Limit Reunion Tour stop on Saturday at the Landers Center in Southaven.Ī Memphis Police Department spokesperson said there is an increased police presence anytime there is an event Downtown, and this would be no different. "A lot of us are 25 and older, and I feel like majority of the people who listen to that music, we're all grown, have careers have something to lose. But for the most part, I feel pretty safe going," she said. "With any event in Memphis, there's always like a level of fear you have just because anything can pop off at any time.
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