Raekwon & Mobb Deep at The Wiltern

30th Anniversary Tour

Thirty years of classic rap legacy, Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon and Mobb Deep's Havoc just announced a co-headlining 30th Anniversary Tour in celebration of their iconic albums "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" and "The Infamous". Pioneers and celebrated as the best icons in street rap & mafioso rap, these hip-hop titans have become living legends, recognized among artists who changed the game forever. Now, they're celebrating 30 years of their most iconic albums, bringing it all back to the big stage.

"Me and Havoc from Mobb will be pure hip-hop at its finest. This is gonna take rap shows to the next level — guaranteed," said Raekwon.

Havoc then adds that "fans can expect nothing less than pure, raw, unfiltered energy on stage. I’m excited to celebrate these two legendary albums — the world doesn’t exist to me without that purple tape in it. This will be a tour the fans will never forget."

Just as these songs will forever live on, full-blown performances of these records in one stage is an experience you won't get anywhere else. As both of these legends cooked these records up back in '95, it's gonna be a flashback night of timeless rap anthems as they come together for a celebratory show right at The Wiltern on November 18.

About Only Built 4 Cuban Linx

Raekwon released "Only Built 4 Cuban Linkx" as his debut album back in August 1995. Hitting #4 on the Billboard 200, it was met with rave reviews from critics and largely recognized as a classic in the genre. With a narrative of illustrating crime, trafficking, and making a comeback with a good life, its been likened to a "crime mafia story", inspired by mobs and kung-fu movies - chronicling struggle and success. 

Its name was inspired by " The chain we used to rock back in the days was Cuban links," shared Ghostface Killah via XXL. "So Rae came up with the theory, like a Cuban link is one of the roughest chains to break. Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..."

About The Infamous

Mobb Deep found massive success when their second album, "The Infamous" came out in 1995. Making it big in the hardcore hip-hop circuit, their chronicles of street life portraying the struggles of living in New York's Queensbridge Houses became an iconic gem in music history. With dark production and sample-based mixes by Havoc, it set it apart from many records at the time. Rolling Stone hailed The Infamous as one of their 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

Two Records, One Stage

Sharing the stage as they celebrate sick anthems of street life that stood the test of time, Raekwon and Havoc of Mobb Deep are all set to share an electrifying throwback night. Make sure you're part of this huge milestone by booking those tickets now!