She rounded out her set with some of her more popular songs, such as “Dead to Me” and “After the Storm.” Dressed in a sparkly red outfit, she and her four backup singers dominated the stage with intricate, coordinated dance moves. R&B singer-songwriter Kali Uchis was the last of the opening acts and showcased several songs in Spanish as a tribute to her Colombian heritage. He performed songs from his newest album, “Vince Staples,” such as “Are You With That?” and “Law of Averages.” Staples finished his set with “745” and “Norf Norf,” earning himself a standing ovation. Rapper Teezo Touchdown opened the show with a construction-themed setup in reference to his most recent single, “Handyman.” He performed several of his better-known songs to get the crowd warmed up, such as “I’m Just A Fan” and “Careful,” and his near-perfect vocals kept the crowd’s attention, even with minimal special effects or props.įollowing Teezo Touchdown came rapper Vince Staples, who performed on the second stage set up in the middle of the arena. The venue was packed, and Tyler, the Creator and his three opening acts had the crowd on their feet the entire night. Rapper Tyler, the Creator performed at the Schottenstein Center Sunday as part of his tour for his recent album, “Call Me If You Get Lost.”
The rapper performed in Columbus at the Schottenstein Center Sunday.
Headliner, Tyler, The Creator performs on the Frank Stage on the final day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds in Las Vegas on Sunday, Nov.
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