Pharoahe Monch Tickets
Pharoahe Monch Concert Tickets
Prepare for an unstoppable performance with Pharoahe Monch tickets. Making a name for himself in the early ‘90s as one of New York’s more eloquent and technically deft wordsmiths, Queens-based rapper and record producer Pharoahe Monch (born Troy Jamerson on October 31st, 1972) first rose to prominence as the younger half of Organized Konfusion alongside fellow emcee Prince Po. Making incremental gains with a flurry of joint albums from 1991 to 1997, two of which reached the Billboard 200, the pair mutually decided to pursue solo careers, and Monch signed to local label Rawkus Records.
In mid-1999, he unveiled his jaunty, brass-based debut solo single “Simon Says”. Peaking at #97 in the US, it marked his first appearance on the Hot 100 and came accompanied by an all-star remix featuring the likes of Method Man, Redman and Busta Rhymes. The song served as the lead single from his debut album, Internal Affairs, which landed in October of the same year and reached #41 on the Billboard 200. The ensuing years saw Monch collaborating extensively with some of the era’s biggest stars in hip-hop, including Mos Def, Nate Dogg, De La Soul and Eminem, appeasing fans while he perfected his second album. Desire finally emerged in 2007, amidst another high-profile period in which Monch worked with the likes of Amy Winehouse, Justin Timberlake and Black Thought.
Climbing to #58 on the US charts, the LP demonstrated that his long-standing fans were here to stay. Maintaining a steady output in the following years with the self-released concept albums W.A.R (2011) and P.T.S.D. (2014), Monch later assembled a new trio, Th1rt3eN, alongside guitarist Marcus Machado and Jack White’s drummer, Daru Jones. Incorporating a more rough-and-ready, acoustic sound into their recordings, the group debuted in 2021 with their first LP, A Magnificent Day for An Exorcism. Its lead single, the Cypress Hill collaboration “Fight”, garnered critical acclaim, with journalists praising its timely commentary on police brutality. Buy your Pharoahe Monch tickets from TicketSmarter today and get ready to be entertained.
How much are Pharoahe Monch tickets?
Pharoahe Monch ticket prices usually land in a moderate range of pricing. Getting into a live show can average around the $50 range. Prime spots will typically run upwards of $100 and VIP packages at festivals held at prominent venues can go for over $1,000.
When do Pharoahe Monch tickets go on sale?
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Pharoahe Monch Tour Dates & Concert Schedule
It’s common to catch Pharoahe Monch appearing at large-scale venues across the United States. You can expect performances from popular platforms like the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California and major hip-hop music events like SXSW and Rolling Loud Festival Miami at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
You don’t have to miss another show on the Pharoahe Monch concert schedule. Our easy-to-navigate site offers a plethora of tour dates and you can easily find tickets at many pricing levels. From live performances at Hot 97 Summer Jam to Virgin Fest, there’s nothing like the excitement of a live show. Feel the vibe live and save your seats today!
Songs from the Pharoahe Monch Tour Setlist
Pharoahe Monch's setlist while performing in London , ENG at “Electric Brixton” included the following songs:
- Hell
- Intro
- Behind Closed Doors
- Rape
- Official
- Fuck You
- Queens
- DJ Boogie Blind Interlude
- No Mercy
- God Send
- Stress
- Bring It On
- O.C. Set
- The Life
- The Truth
- Desire
- Oh No
- Right Here
- Simon Says
- Encore
- The Light
Source: Setlist.fm
