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Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre
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Wu-Tang Clan on Tour
Considered by many to be the greatest hip-hop group of all time, Wu-Tang Clan have been touring as a unit since their debut record — Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) — came out in 1993. The now triple-platinum release vaulted the New York City group with songs like "C.R.E.A.M." (Cash Rules Everything Around Me) and "Protect Ya Neck" that are about as recognizable as anything in the rap canon.
Their live sets are a family affair, with every member of the crew representing their lyrical contributions to the Wu's eight studio albums, as well as notable cuts from the Wu-Tang solo discography. With the omnipresent Wu-Tang "W" flanking all angles of the stage, there's a familiarity to Wu-Tang Clan's music that gives their shows unique mass appeal.
Whether they're delivering the 36 Chambers record front to back on the album's 25th Anniversary Tour, or tracks from GZA's seminal Liquid Swords and Raekwon's mafioso-minded Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..., or honoring the legacy of their departed brother, Ol' Dirty Bastard, every Wu-Tang Clan show is a celebration of prolific careers as individuals and especially as the most storied group in hip-hop history.
Wu-Tang Clan Background
Founded in New York City's Staten Island in the early 1990s, the Wu-Tang Clan is comprised of members RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, U-God, Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, Cappadonna, and the deceased Ol' Dirty Bastard (ODB). Their name is a reference to a 1983 martial arts film.
Led by the production of RZA, samples from martial arts films have thematically appeared throughout the group's music, as have samples of classic funk and soul tracks from artists like Rick James, James Brown, and Syl Johnson. As a group, Wu-Tang Clan have three platinum albums among their eight LPs, and the group's complete anthology (including solo albums) has more than 85 full-length releases. More than just rappers, Wu-Tang Clan are entrepreneurs and successful cultural influencers, with an empire that features everything from clothing lines and video games to books and acting credits.
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Nostalgia for days, but also great performances. Wu-Tang Clan showing once again, how trendsetting they have been the entirety of their 30+ years in music. If this is their final tour, they're going out on top. Excellent "opening act"from the Run The Jewelz. Great show.
The whole reason I went to this concert was to see the openers - Run the Jewels. I got there ON TIME (8PM), but they had apparently started 15 minutes early. So I only got to see about 30 minutes of their 45-minute set. I would have been there at 7:45PM if I'd known that's when they were going to start.
Overall it was a good time, Wu tang absolutely killed it and the venue was pretty nice and seating wasn’t bad either. Really the only complaint I have is that it said the doors were at 6pm and the show started at 8. We arrived at around 8:20 and get inside to realize that run the jewels had already went on and only performed for about 30 mins from what I was told by another attendee. I was almost more excited for RTJ than I was for Wu tang and for the amount of money I spent on the show I was extremely disappointed to find out that run the jewels had went out early. Overall still had a good time but you should make sure the show actually starts when it’s supposed to start.
The show was great. They brought the energy it was nice the Young ODB got to be on stage in place if his dad. They performed their classics. I loved how RZA acknowledged the moment as being special because you never know what tomorrow holds. So being on stage together was a blessing for them. I'm grateful that I was able to attend. The crowd was mixed and everyone had a good time.
So glad to see wutang all together on one stage. Classic songs perfect night!! They still have it.
Loved the venue and both performers. Run the Jewels kicked ass and Wu-Tang was fantastic. Good seats for the $$. Lots of food and beverage options too.
Wu-Tang Show on 6/6 – A Night to Remember! I had the absolute pleasure of attending the Wu-Tang Clan show on June 6th, and I can honestly say it was an unforgettable experience! The energy was unmatched, and the crowd was hyped from start to finish. Every member brought their unique vibe to the stage, and the chemistry between them was amazing. The setlist was packed with classic hits, and they even threw in some surprise moments that made the night even more special. I'm so glad I was able to be part of this incredible event. Wu-Tang Clan still knows how to put on a legendary show that leaves fans reminiscing about the golden era of hip-hop while continuing to deliver their timeless sound. Highly recommend seeing them if you get the chance—definitely a night worth attending!
Awesome job!!! Everything was great the vibe and execution was amazing .. only thing I wish there was a DJ playing on the down time .. I was great to see them all together again
Excellent show, pure hip hop at its finest … Wu-Tang Forever
The show was great. I think the sound team had difficulties or the arena was too small for the sound.
