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Ab-Soul, a rapper from Carson, CA, is known for challenging conventional rap narratives with his deep, thought-provoking lyricism and distinctive style. He joined Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) in 2007, where he became part of the acclaimed rap group Black Hippy alongside Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, and Kendrick Lamar. His music often explores themes of personal hardship, philosophy, and social issues. He launched his career with his debut album, Longterm Mentality, in 2011, and his third album, These Days... (2014), debuted at number 11 on the U.S. Billboard 200.
Soul's journey has been marked by significant struggles, including being diagnosed with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome at age 10, a condition that severely impacted his vision and skin. In 2012, he endured the devastating loss of his best friend and longtime girlfriend, which profoundly influenced his music and inspired his breakout single, "The Book of Soul" on his sophomore album Control System (2012).
After a six-year hiatus, Ab-Soul returned with Herbert (2022), an album that showcases his vulnerability as he reflects on mental health, grief, resilience, and self-discovery. Fans and critics have praised his growth and authenticity.
In his latest mixtape Soul Burger (2024), Ab-Soul pays tribute to his childhood best friend, Doe Burger, who passed away in 2021. He had always encouraged him to create more upbeat music for his fans to dance to at shows, so this project serves as a homage to him and a reflection of the music he inspired Soul to make. Throughout the mixtape, Doe serves as a narrator urging Soul to persevere despite his challenges.
Amazing show with Soulo if you are a fan definitely want to see him live. 3rd time seeing him perform and didn’t disappoint. The Opener Fre$h was also quite entertaining. Look forward to the next time.
i never been to a concert before and honestly i was saving it for someone who i really fw. when ab soul announced he was going on tour i was like no way i gotta go. been listening to his music since i was 13 and i’m 23 now. y’all the concert experience was amazing. his show in boston was incredible. i got the vip pass and got a signed hat and also got the chance to hug him and ask him a question. he’s amazing and if you love soul please go see him live once. you wont regret it. thank you soul and fre$h for the show in boston!!! y’all were amazing!
This was my second time seeing Ab-soul, and after a long time of hearing anything from him, seeing him at his last show of this tour in the states was like magic to me. The venue was hot, though, like more so than it really should have been. It was great anyway, and oh yeah... Soul!
was incredible to see Ab-Soul up close and in person, but the performance wasn't great. Most of the time he was paused while the audience rapped. A lot of the songs I hardly recognized. He's a super cool dude, but didn't really have energy. At one point he even said to the audience "oh, so its your show now?"It's like well yeah....the audience was more into it than he was the entire night. Maybe it was just the show I went to.
Ab-soul IS the b.o.a.t. His movement IS STILL intelligent. The rest is still irrelevant. Church on the move. Peace.
One of the best concerts I’ve ever been to! Ab-Soul restores the Hip-Hop feeling and culture during his tour. The intimacy and connectivity with the fans and crowd was A1.
I knew I was going to have a great time seeing Ab Soul, & I’ve been to a lot of shows but his interaction with the crowd and overall energy was unmatched. Will definitely be seeing Soulo again ☝🏼
The Fillmore & Foundry staff were great as always. Ab-Soul brought an energy to his live performance that I was not expecting. I would go see Ab-Soul again in a heartbeat. Fre$h was also the best opening act I've ever seen!
The show was amazing! Great opening set from Fre$h. Excellent merch (missed out on the hoodie in my size tho 🤦🏾♂️) He performed some old joints, as well as some songs from the new album. I teared up when he performed "Be Like That," as that song has a super special place in my spirit. The venue itself was alright. My main criticism would be that there needs to be another set of speakers towards the back of the venue. The sound doesn't travel too well from the main speakers. I was able to hold a conversation in my regular speaking voice. That's the last thing I expect at a show, but maybe I'm nitpicking. Staff was great. Drink prices were decent. Also, non related...but a tree across the street from the venue was uprooted by the storm, fell on power lines, and those power lines knocked down a steel traffic pole. A little extra show before the show.
The whole experience was worth the price of admission. This is one of my favorite concert venues in ATL. AB-Soul was amazing from start to finish. His lyrics and delivery were crisp! I can't wait to see him again. The audience/fans were top tier too. Overall great VIBES!
