OMB Peezy to bring ‘6th Lap Tour’ to Albany
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ALBANY – After gaining the world’s attention with more than 20 million streams and a successful run of mixtapes, including 2022’s “Misguided,” hosted by DJ Drama, Mobile, Ala., native OMB Peezy has created his own lane to hip-hop stardom by talking about the only thing that matters – the truth.
The 27-year-old lyricist is set to build on his stardom with the release of his sophomore album, “Le’Paris.” His legion of fans will agree that OMB Peezy has turned a new page and now stands masterfully in his craft. Southwest Georgia hip-hop aficionados will have the opportunity to sample the rising star’s latest when Peezy brings his “6th Lap Tour,” with FBL Manny and Lil Joc to the Phoebe Stage at the Albany Municipal Auditorium on Sept. 28 at 7 p.m.
The album and tour are products of a prodigious rising rap star whose natural talent as an artist has thrived from self-growth, becoming a father, and collaborations with music’s elite.
Tickets will be available at Ticketmaster.com or in person at the Georgia’s Own Box Office on Friday, starting at 10 a.m.
For additional information about the show, visit FlintRiverEntertainmentComplex.com.
The Flint River Entertainment Complex is owned by the city of Albany and is operated by OVG. Located in Albany, the complex comprises three venues: the Albany Civic Center, Albany Municipal Auditorium, and Veterans Park Amphitheatre.
Hosting live spectator events, banquets, meetings, trade shows, conferences, concerts and more, Flint River Entertainment Complex prides itself on bringing quality entertainment to southwest Georgia. For a full list of events, visit www.flintriverentertainmentcomplex.com. On the web: FlintRiverEntertainmentComplex.com. On Facebook: facebook.com/theFREC. On Twitter: twitter.com/FlintRiverEC. On Instagram: @flintriveentertainmentco.
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