delivered an unforgettable set at Atlanta Symphony Hall on December 29th with , a night where hip-hop and orchestral music merged in spectacular fashion. The Miami rap icon, known as “The Biggest Boss,” shared the stage with the , under the skilled direction of conductor Michael Giel. The event showcased Ross’ legendary catalog, reimagined with orchestral arrangements, providing a once-in-a-lifetime event for all who were fortunate enough to witness.
The atmosphere inside the building was electric. Attendees, decked out in holiday formal attire, added a glamorous touch to the occasion. Shortly after 8:15 pm, Ross took the stage, donning a forest green tuxedo, mink coat, and a cane fit for royalty.
With DJ Nasty setting the tone during intermission and Jorel “JFly” Flynn enhancing the live music experience, every aspect of the evening exuded sophistication and grandeur. The show was divided into two acts, each featuring a curated selection of the artist’s greatest hits. ACT ONE opened with “Everyday Hustle,” setting the tone for what would be an exhilarating night.
Songs like “FUCKWITHMEYOUKNOWIGOTIT,” “I’m Not A Star,” and “Hard In The Paint” highlighted the rapper’s commanding stage presence, while tracks like “Magnificent” and “Diced Pineapples” brought an introspective feel to the set. The instrumentation elevated these already iconic records, bringing a new dimension to crowd favorites like “Hustlin’,” which concluded the firs.
