YelaWolf

Had tix to see him 2 nights in a row. Second night he had a meltdown (two actually) and wouldn’t play because he was upset the show wasn’t sold out (venue was pretty full, IMHO). Trashed the stage and walked off after 10 total minutes on stage and 2 songs (and 30 minute wait in between while they rebuilt everything after his first tantrum). So my observations are from the full show that I did see.

1. he plays his songs pretty much in order of the albums, even mentioning the albums to introduce the songs that are to follow

2. Most reading this know that his first two albums were rap and the next two are some sort of country. Plays songs from Trunk Muzic and Radioactive then leaves the stage like the show is over, comes back a minute later and plays songs from the two country albums

3. Watching him spit those lyrics rapid fire in the first half of the show is an absolutely incredible thing to see live. I had chills. He’s an incredible talent

4. Plays only the first verse of many of the rap songs. So its like a bunch of mini songs, 30-45 seconds each. I mean, I guess I can kind of understand it on songs that feature another artist - like Box Chevy, he ends the song where Rittz’s verse would start. But Daddy’s Lambo has no other artists on it, and he only plays one verse.

5. Didn’t play Hard White. Thought that was his signature party anthem. That shocked me.

Back to him walking out and not playing because the show wasn’t sold out…I saw Snow tha Product in San Jose where the power went out on her about a half dozen times. Singing and dancing then, Boom complete silence as all the audio cut out. Over and over this happened! She was pissed, had harsh words for the venue, called them out on some other bullshit they said to her before the show and ultimately they called the cops on her, but…had love for the fans and gutted through the performance and played for 2 hours in shitty conditions. What a contrast. Yelawolf built his fan base on his rap music, so he’s gonna get pissed because those people don’t support his move to country music? Really, that’s a surprise to him?

I missed most of the opening act, but was pleasantly surprised that Rittz was one of the openers for Yela. I somehow missed that when I bought the tickets, but since I began liking Yela and Rittz due to a lot of their work they've done together, that was an awesome bonus to see Rittz! He did an awesome job of warming the crowd up with his high-energy/rapid flows.

The sound was very good and clean at the Granada (Lawrence, KS).

My buddy and I kept wondering throughout the openers what the large object was that was covered up in the middle of the stage (is it a bed? is it a hot-tub? what exactly was this prop and when would it be used?), but once Yela came onstage and the prop was revealed (no spoiler here) it all made sense. Yela's country sense of fashion was a little strange, but it worked for him given his small-town country roots and rock-a-billie/rap past.

Due to some of the different sounds Yela has been coming with lately (more slow songs, less fast raps lately), I actually was prepared for a letdown and didn't expect him to cover a lot of the old fan-favorites from Trunk Muzik and Radioactive.

For some reason, I expected Yela to be overly cocky and do whatever he felt like doing.

I was dead wrong.

He was a crowd pleaser, very in tune with the crowd's wants/needs, and he KILLED IT on the old Trunk Muzik/Radioactive joints as well as some new and old stuff as well. Loved the show, and was very impressed with the quality of all artists and their perforamances!

I first heard of Yelawolf from his first album Trunk Muzik 0-60, which was okay but his music got better after releasing Radioactive in 2011 when Eminem took him under his wing, his music took off.
Yelawolf has sick beats and rhymes, and all of his works is fresh. He raps with a purpose and gets his points across when he raps like a boss. I saw Yelawolf in one of his concerts in a smaller venue, the crowd loves him, hes got such great crowd interaction and gets the crowd hype.
He has that personality that keeps the crowd entertained, a true entertainer. He loves what he does, hes got the skills and he shows it on stage. He does a lot of songs for the little amount of time he plays for, he gets it all in there, gets in his talking, and does his thing, he does not stop until he is done.

I saw Yelawolf for the second time a couple of months ago. I paid for Yela just so I could see Rittz open the show,which was killer!! Yela's set was as expected...daddys lambo,pop the trunk and so forth. He sounded great but the set was a bit weaker than the first time I saw him.As it was an all ages show AGAIN!,it was waaaaaay too short in my opinion.Yela should rock the venue til close for 35 bucks!Def gonna catch Rittz next time around,but I;m probably gonna skip Yelawolf when he passes thru...unless Rittz is the opener,that dude spits fire nonstop! So, all in all yela's a good live show ,but once ya seen it there's no need to repeat cause its basically the same exact set list and show. Save your dough and use it to buy some Rittz CD'S. Dueces ya'll!

While it took a while for things to get going, they certainly got crazy once he arrived! Yelawolf is a flawless performer, and any fan of his music will love his concert. Hillbilly casino was fantastic, since, even though I don't LOVE their music, they were entertaining and energetic enough to create a memorable performance. My only two complaints are one, that the set for hillbilly casino took forever to get set up, and two, he didn't play enough music from the album, which I really wanted to hear. He played a lot of "psycho white", "trunk muzik", and not much else. Otherwise this was a great experience from a great artist.

Yelawolf was GREAT!! Will definitely go again! RITTZ was just as good. I loved the fact that, not only sis they entertain us, Yelawolf interacted with us! The entire event, from the waiting outside to the very end was memorable! More artists could learn a thing or two from them!

It was awesome to see Yelawolf bring an audience member up to perform one of his songs, move people in the crowd so those who wanted to josh could, and when he brought Teddy up to be "tossed" to the crowd to surf! It was all just so amazing!!! Definitely a one to go to for anyone!

That was the most amazing concert I've ever gone too. The balcony seats were amazing. Amazing veiw, made some new friends. I'm only 14 and all the drunk dudes up there thought it was awesome that I knew the words and hey a little self esteem boost Is great for everybody. I got this new sweatshirt so I can show off my slumerican pride and it's just awesome. I even got my dad to start listening to YelaWolf. Just a great time. The food from the restraint down stairs was great too. Chicken was bomb.

2 nights for the 2 Carolina shows! The meet and greet was way cool. I even got Cambo's number!!!!

2 difgerent sets. The energy at the Asheville shown wasinfectious. Yelawolf was a great performer! So talented and true to his music and fans!

I highly reccommend seeing a show. Well worth the time and distance to hang out and see his show!

Yelawolf was amazing but the sound system in the venue sucked even Yelawolf destroyed two microphones and threw them into the crowd comparing the sound to a Starbucks I don’t think He’ll ever play this venue again and he went through a great catalog of songs and hung in there even though I thought he would might walk off stage before the end

What tje f*^k happened? The man walked off stage after 40 minutes of GREAT performance!!! He dropped the mic and just walked out, leaving his fans with at least 9 unsung songs from the 2020 tour. He did not even perform a single song from his new album, which was kinda strange, since the tour’s name is Ghetto cowboy tour... Very disappointed!