Everyone’s favorite nine-gunshot victim is going to be joining one of the day’s premier rock group when 50 Cent joins Fall Out Boy onstage during five stops on the bands ongoing “Believers Never Die Part Deux” tour. So far there have only been five 50 Cent Fall Out Boy dates announced, however you never know if more will be added. These shows promise to be quite interesting, and as far as Hip Hop Concerts go you could do a lot worse. With both of these artists at the top of their game, it should be quite an experience for whoever gets their 50 Cent Fall Out Boy tickets. You never know what is going to happen when these guys come on stage, so if you can make it to a show definitely check it out.
The five Fifty Cent Fall Out Boy dates that have been announced include appearances at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Co., at the Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, NC, as well as an appearance at the Bamboozle Left Festival in Irvine California.
Here the the complete 50 Cent Fall Out Boy dates:
- April 5 at the Bamboozle! Left Festival in Irvine California
- April 14, Denver, Colorado, Fillmore Auditorium
- April 17, Dallas, Texas at the Grand Prairie
- April 18, Houston, Texas at the Sam Houston Race Park
- April 24, Charlotte, North Carolina at the Bojangles Coliseum, and
- April 25 in Columbia, Maryland at the Merriweather Post Pavilion
50 Cent will also be performing at the Rochester Institute of Technology on May 9.
Both artists are pumped for the union, and said they are looking forward to the performances. “This will be a major moment in music history,” 50 Cent said in the MTV 50 Cent interview. “Joining forces with Fall Out Boy, one of the most dynamic rock bands in the industry, will be an exciting and historic event for rock and hip-hop,” said 50.
And the Fall Out Boys are excited too. “We’ve been fans of 50 since we heard ‘Wanksta’ in ‘8 Mile,’” said Fall Out Boy bassist/vocalist Pete Wentz in the MTV interview. “We’ve wanted to do something with him for awhile, and having him out on the tour is gonna take the show to a whole new level. It’s exciting to bring two different genres together and give the fans a new experience,” he said.
In other Fiddy news, fans are anticipating his fourth album, “Before I Self Destruct,” which is scheduled for a spring release. Fifty has also said he want to release a second album in 2009. And that 50 Cent album won’t be the only album being dropped under the Shady-Aftermath label. Hip Hop fans are well aware that Eminem and Dr. Dre are both working on their first albums in ages. Eminem’s album is title “Relapse,” while Dre is working on the long-anticipated “Detox” album. As far as a full hip hop show schedule for Shady Aftermath, nothing has been announced.
FANTASTIC!