T-Pain TP20 Tour Night One at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Concert Gallery

Nov 3

T-Pain’s TP20 tour stopped at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 10/28/2025 for night one of his massive sold out two night show. He brought along an unbelievable lineup supported by Waka Flaka Flame, Ying Yang Twins and Armani White.

Armani White

Philly-born, flame-spitting, and full of swagger, Armani White is the kind of artist who flips trauma into triumph and bars into bangers. He broke big with “BILLIE EILISH.” and hasn’t looked back, balancing high-energy hooks with raw storytelling that hits like a sucker punch in a mosh pit. Streetwise but slick, Armani’s the new school’s answer to charisma overload: one foot in the cipher, one foot on the red carpet.

Ying Yang Twins

Crunk royalty. Whisper kings. Dirty South architects. The Ying Yang Twins didn’t just make club anthems—they ownedthe early 2000s. With hits like “Salt Shaker,” “Wait (The Whisper Song),” and “Get Low” (yes, that “to the window, to the wall”), D-Roc and Kaine brought freaky energy and unmistakable drawl to every speaker they touched. They’re not just nostalgia—they’re still freakin’ it.

Waka Flacka Flame

Waka didn’t come to rap pretty, he came to make the whole venue erupt. With a voice like a chainsaw and ad-libs that became battle cries (“BRICK SQUAD!”), the Atlanta heavyweight turned chaos into chart-toppers. “Hard in Da Paint” and “No Hands” turned him into a mosh pit maestro, but dig deeper and there’s hustle, humor, and more brains behind the brawn than most give credit for. Waka’s an icon for the loud, the rowdy, and the unapologetically real.

T-Pain

Before every pop star and SoundCloud hopeful tried to autotune their way to fame, T-Pain was the blueprint. But don’t get it twisted, he’s always had the pipes, the pen, and the personality to back it up. From “Buy U a Drank” to reinventing himself through Twitch streams and Tiny Desk magic, T-Pain’s a legend who never stopped evolving. He made the club cry, made the charts bend, and made it cool to be weird before it was trendy.