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Photos: T-Pain’s “Wiscansin Fest” Returns to The Rave in Milwaukee

Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

The Rave was buzzing with excitement on Saturday as T-Pain’s “Wiscansin Fest” made its much-anticipated return. The one-day music festival, curated by the Grammy-winning artist, paid homage to his hit song “I Can’t Believe It,” where he famously rhymed “mansion” with “Wiscansin.” The event featured an impressive lineup of artists that included Akon, Soulja Boy, the Ying Yang Twins, and more. Each act brought their unique style and energy, making the night unforgettable for the enthusiastic crowd.

T-Pain started his headlining set with a mix of classic hits, reminding everyone why he remains a beloved figure in music. Akon supporting set also captivated the audience with smooth vocals on hits like “Smack That” and “Don’t Matter.” His performance was a perfect blend of nostalgia and high energy.

Earlier in the evening, Soulja Boy had the party going with his signature dance moves and crowd favorites like “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” and “Kiss Me Thru the Phone,” energizing the entire venue. The Ying Yang Twins brought their Southern crunk sound to the stage, turning The Rave into a massive dance party with hits like “Salt Shaker” and “Get Low.”

Beyond the music, “Wiscansin Fest” offered a festive atmosphere with fans dressed in their Wisconsin-themed attire. Food trucks, merchandise stalls, and interactive booths added to the overall experience, making it a night to remember.

As the festival concluded, it was clear that “Wiscansin Fest” had again successfully delivered a night of fantastic performances and communal celebration. T-Pain’s unique vision had once again brought together fans for an unforgettable event in Milwaukee.

Check out the photos below to relive some of the best moments from T-Pain’s “Wiscansin Fest” at The Rave!

Photos: Day 2 of Dreamville Festival Boasts Performances from J. Cole, Drake, Summer Walker and More

BY TER STAFF

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Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

The second and final day of J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival was a fitting conclusion to an already remarkable weekend. The festival, held at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, North Carolina, featured an incredible lineup of performers on Sunday, April 2nd, including names like Mario, Waka Flocka Flame, JID, Summer Walker, Burna Boy, and a co-headlining set from J. Cole and Drake.

Mario, the R&B singer known for his smooth and soulful vocals, also delivered a standout performance, crooning hits such as “Let Me Love You” and “Just a Friend.”

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Next up was Waka Flocka Flame, the Atlanta-based rapper known for his energetic and explosive performances. He had the crowd jumping and pumping their fists to his hits such as “No Hands” and “Hard in da Paint.”

JID, the Atlanta-based rapper, also wowed the crowd with his quick and intricate rhymes. His set included fan favorites such as “151 Rum” and “Off Deez.” Summer Walker, the R&B singer known for her sultry and emotive vocals, also delivered a memorable performance. She sang hits such as “Girls Need Love” and “Playing Games,” and her soulful voice captivated the crowd.

Burna Boy, the Nigerian singer and songwriter, brought a taste of Africa to the festival with his Afro-fusion sound. He performed hits such as “Ye” and “Anybody,” and his infectious beats had the crowd dancing along.

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Finally, the co-headlining set from J. Cole and Drake was the highlight of the night, and perhaps the entire festival. The two rap icons took to the stage together and separate, delivering unforgettable career-spanning performances.

The final night of Dreamville Festival 2023 was a fitting conclusion to an already remarkable weekend. With an exceptional lineup, the festival brought together music lovers from all over the country and provided a platform for both rising stars and established legends. Fans can only hope that next year’s Dreamville Festival will be just as incredible as this year.

Check out our photos from Day 2 below:

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