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Machine Gun Kelly Books Massive 52-Date Arena Tour With Avril Lavigne + More Rotating Openers

Machine Gun Kelly has just announced a massive, 52-date worldwide arena tour that will keep him on the road from early June through mid-October.

The run will be in support of the rapper-turned-pop-punk-rocker's new album,  Mainstream Sellout , which follows the platinum-certified 2020 release,  Tickets to My Downfall . The record will arrive on March 25, featuring a total of 16 tracks including the previously released singles " Papercuts ," " Emo Girl " (ft.  Willow ), " Ay! " (ft. Lil Wayne) and " maybe " (featuring Bring Me the Horizon ).

For his headlining arena tour, MGK has tapped a total of three guests who appear on  Mainstream Sellout — Willow, blackbear and Iann Dior , all of whom will provide support on select dates. Avril Lavigne , PVRIS , Travis Barker , Trippie Redd and 44phantom are also in the mix with a rotating cast of special guests at each stop.

Fans in the U.S. and Canada will be able to catch MGK between June 8 and Aug. 13 and, after a month off, the rocker will head overseas for a nearly month-long trek through 10 European countries.

See the complete list of stops below and check listings carefully to see which artists are opening each night. Tickets will go on sale on March 25 at 10AM local time at this location .

Machine Gun Kelly 2022 Tour Dates

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June 08 – Austin, Texas @ Moody Center***^ June 10 – Houston, Texas @ Toyota Center***^ June 11 – Dallas, Texas @ American Airlines Center***^ June 14 – Jacksonville, Fla. @ VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena***^ June 15 – Miami, Fla. @ FTX Arena***^ June 17 – Atlanta, Ga. @ State Farm Arena*^ June 18 – Birmingham, Ala. @ The Legacy Arena At BJCC*^ June 19 – Manchester, Tenn. @ Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival June 21 – Charlotte, N.C. @ Spectrum Center*^ June 22 – Raleigh, N.C. @ PNC Arena*^ June 24 – Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena*^ June 25 – Boston, Mass. @ TD Garden+$ June 26 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ Waterfront Music Pavilion+$ June 28 – New York, N.Y. @ Madison Square Garden*^ – (on sale starting 12pm local time) July 01 – Milwaukee, Wis. @ Summerfest* July 02 – Louisville, Ky. @ KFC Yum! Center*^ July 03 – Detroit, Mich. @ Little Caesars Arena*^ July 05 – Syracuse, N.Y. @ St. Joseph's Health Amphitheater*^ July 06 – Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena*^ July 08 – Kansas City, Mo. @ T-Mobile Center*^ July 09 – Tulsa, Okla. @ BOK Center*# July 11 – Phoenix, Ariz. @ Footprint Center*# July 13 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Forum*# July 15 – Las Vegas, Nev. @ T-Mobile Arena*# July 16 – Anaheim, Calif. @ Honda Center*# July 19 – Oakland, Calif. @ Oakland Arena*# July 21 – Portland, Ore. @ Moda Center*# July 22 – Seattle, Wash. @ Climate Pledge Arena*# July 23 – Vancouver, British Columbia @ Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena*# July 25 – Spokane, Wash. @ Spokane Arena*# July 27 – Fargo, N.D. @ FargoDome*# July 28 – St. Paul, Minn. @ Xcel Energy Center*# July 31 – Montreal, Quebec @ Osheaga Aug. 02 – Pittsburgh, Pa. @ PPG Paints Arena”# Aug. 04 – Omaha, Neb. @ CHI Health Center”# Aug. 06 – Salt Lake City, Utah @ USANA Amphitheatre”# Aug. 07 – Denver, Colo. @ Ball Arena”# Aug. 09 – Des Moines, Iowa @ Wells Fargo Arena”# Aug. 10 – St. Louis, Mo. @ Enterprise Center”# Aug. 11 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ Ruoff Music Center”# Aug. 13 – Cleveland, Ohio @ FirstEnergy Stadium*”$#’

European Tour Dates

Sept. 17 – Cologne, DE @ Lanxess Arena’^ Sept. 19 – Prague, CZ @ Sportovní Hala V Holešovicích’^ Sept. 21 – Brussels, BE @ Palais 12’^ Sept. 23 – Frankfurt, DE @ Festhalle’^ Sept. 25 – Munich, DE @ Olympiahalle’^ Sept. 27 – Milan, IT @ Mediolanum Forum’^ Sept. 28 – Zurich, CH @ Hallenstadion’^ Sept. 29 – Paris, FR @ Zenith’^ Oct. 01 – London, UK @ OVO Arena Wembley’^ Oct. 04 – Birmingham, UK @ Utilita Arena’^ Oct. 06 – Leeds, UK @ First Direct Arena’^ Oct. 07 – Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro’^ Oct. 09 – Dublin, IE @ 3Arena’^ Oct. 12 – Amsterdam, NL @ AFAS Live’^

* With support from Avril Lavigne *** With support from Blackbear ^ With support from iann dior + With support from PVRIS ” With support from Travis Barker $ With support from Trippie Redd # With support from WILLOW ’ With support from 44phantom

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Machine Gun Kelly has announced his international Mainstream Sellout Tour - a colossal 52 arena run across North America and Europe.

The multi-platinum selling, genre-bending performer has amassed over 15.5 billion streams online and sold over 10 million album units. 

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Machine Gun Kelly announces October 2022 UK arena tour

The Mainstream Sellout Tour is coming

Machine Gun Kelly has announced a UK and Ireland arena tour for October 2022.

The rap-rocker will open his UK tour at London OVO Arena Wembley on Saturday 1st October and he then calls in at Birmingham Utilita Arena (Tue 4th Oct), Leeds First Direct Arena (Thu 6th Oct), Glasgow OVO Hydro (Fri 7th Oct) and Dublin 3Arena (Sun 9th Oct).

Support at all five shows comes from acclaimed American rapper iann dior.

Tickets to Machine Gun Kelly’s UK dates go on sale from Kerrang! Radio Tickets at 10am on Friday 25th March.

The five UK & Ireland shows are part of MGK’s international Mainstream Sellout Tour -- a colossal 52 arena run across North America and Europe featuring an incredible roster of special guests including Avril Lavigne, Travis Barker, blackbear, Trippie Redd, WILLOW, iann dior, PVRIS and 44phantom on select dates.

The gargantuan tour supports the release of Machine Gun Kelly’s sixth studio album ‘Mainstream Sellout’, which lands this Friday (25th March).

It’s his second collaborative project with drummer and producer Travis Barker of blink-182 fame, following 2020's ‘Tickets to My Downfall.’

The album features a number of collaborations including Bring Me The Horizon (on the Kerrang! Radio playlisted ‘Maybe’), Lil Wayne, Pete Davidson, Willow, Blackbear and iann dior.

Machine Gun Kelly’s UK tour dates:

OCTOBER 2022

London OVO Arena Wembley – Sat 1st

Birmingham Utilita Arena – Tue 4th

Leeds First Direct Arena – Thu 6th

Glasgow OVO Hydro – Fri 7th

Dublin 3Arena – Sun 9th

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Machine Gun Kelly announces 2022 UK tour dates

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• 21 March 2022

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The international rap and pop-rock sensation will headline UK arenas this October for his Mainstream Sellout Tour

Machine Gun Kelly has announced UK dates for his 2022 Mainstream Sellout Tour . Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday 25 March. See a full list of tour dates and venues below.

The tour shares the name with the performer's upcoming album, set to release on Friday 25 March. Support for the UK shows will come from Iann Dior and 44phantom.

The rap, rock and hip-hop star's latest album is 2020 release Tickets To My Downfall which features the hit single 'Bloody Valentine'. The track's official video which stars girlfriend Megan Fox and won the MTV Music Video Award for Best Alternative Video, accumulated over 4 million views in under 24 hours.

The album features singles such as 'Think I'm Okay', 'Forget Me Too' and 'All I Know' which sees the controversial performer work with chart-topping artists such as Yungblud, Halsey and Trippie Redd. His most recent collaboration is 'Emo Girl', a punky pop-rock track featuring Willow Smith.

The viral icon rose to success with his debut album Lace Up which flew to the number two spot on Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. MGK's last appearance in the UK was during last year's festival season when he took to the stage at Reading, Leeds and ALT + LDN festivals.

Machine Gun Kelly 2022 UK tour dates: Saturday 1 October – OVO Arena, Wembley Tuesday 4 October – Utilita Arena, Birmingham Thursday 6 October – First Direct Arena, Leeds Friday 7 October – OVO Hydro, Glasgow

Tickets for Machine Gun Kelly will go on sale at 9am on Friday 25 March.

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Machine Gun Kelly live in London: pop-punk spectacle with stadiums in its sights

Wembley Stadium, October 1: the prince of the resurgent genre proves its comeback is more than just a phase

“Welcome to the best show on earth, motherfuckers,” declares Machine Gun Kelly midway through the first UK date of his ‘Mainstream Sellout’ world tour . It’s a swaggering bravado that dominates the two-hour, 29-track show from its first seconds, when he appears on Wembley Arena’s stage via pink helicopter. Later, a giant inflatable creature appears, seemingly borrowed from Muse ’s big box of spectacular tricks, and there’s also so much fire that stagehands have to physically push the backdrop away from the eruptions so the sold-out venue doesn’t burn down.

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At one point, MGK tells the crowd the owner of Reading & Leeds is watching tonight’s show (“I think one day very, very soon, Machine Gun Kelly should be headlining that festival”) before going on to talk about watching Foo Fighters play the venue next door in 2008. “My goal is to play Wembley Stadium,” he declares.

It might sound arrogant, but Machine Gun Kelly has the songs to back it all up. Across the mammoth set, he veers between angsty pop-punk (‘Concert For Aliens’), atmospheric stadium rock (‘Lonely’), trap (‘Don’t Sleep, Repeat’ with support act 44phantom), a medley of heartfelt acoustic tracks and intense rap (‘Floor 13’) with the crowd lapping up every shift with the same excitable reaction. Skepta appears early on for a hammering rendition of ‘Praise The Lord’ while later on, Yungblud joins him for a hyperactive ‘Acting Like That’ and breakout anthem ‘I Think I’m OKAY’, which helped kickstart the whole pop-punk revival back in 2019. Tonight is proof it was so much more than a phase.

Machine Gun Kelly is looked down on by a lot of the people who lived through the original ‘00s boom of the genre, and during the show, that inflatable monster – representing The Internet – vocalises anonymous criticisms about the star. “You’re a poser, you can’t play guitar, I thought you were supposed to be a rapper.” A fiery ‘Papercuts’ explains how he “saw the limit, and took it farther”, while after the song, he tells the crowd to “never listen to an invisible room full of insecure fucks. You always stay true to what you love. Thank you for having the balls to be yourself.”

There might be a lot of nostalgia in Machine Gun Kelly’s music, with its nods to Blink 182 , Sum 41 and Guns N’ Roses , but the majority of the crowd tonight isn’t old enough to have lived through it before. More than that, though, he uses the songs to talk bluntly about everything from smoking weed to depression, loss and isolation. “If you ever feel lonely, just press play and I’m right here,” he says. Later, he speaks about touring with “one of the greatest bands of all time”, Linkin Park , and the loss of vocalist and “great human being” Chester Bennington . “I encourage you to go live this short life. I know this shit is fucking hard, but nights like this make it worth it.” It’s little wonder an entire generation looks up to him.

Making Wembley Arena feel intimate, Machine Gun Kelly owns the stage for the duration of the concert. Backed by a five-piece band, the aggressive moments from his past two albums shake the foundations of the venue while cuts from the rap-heavy ‘Hotel Diablo’ inspire countless moshpits. The last time he was in London, it was at Brixton Academy, “and it didn’t look like this,” laughs MGK before promising, “We are just beginning”. After tonight’s show, all bets are off about what comes next.

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MGK Announces Massive Tour With Avril Lavigne & Willow

The singer is embarking on a 52-city tour this summer in North America & Europe.

Machine Gun Kelly has announced a massive European and North American summer tour with more than a couple of big-name headliners to support his forthcoming album, Mainstream Sellout . The Tickets To My Downfall singer has settled on a lineup of guests for different dates on the arena tour, which include Avril Lavigne , Willow , Blackbear, and his producer Travis Barker .

Other guest performers will include Trippie Redd, Iann Dior, PVRIS, and 44phantom.

The American leg of the tour, which will last for just over two months, kicks off on June 8 in Austin and ends in MGK’s hometown of Cleveland on August 13 (he’ll also be playing Bonnaroo on June 19).

The tour will then pick back up on September 17 in Europe, starting in Cologne, and run for about a month before ending in Amsterdam on October 12 — meaning that MGK and co. will hit 52 cities in all.

Here’s everything else to know about Machine Gun Kelly’s upcoming tour:

When and where to get tickets:

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 25 at 10am at Ticketmaster.com . (Tickets for the MSG show go on sale at noon that day).

North American dates:

Wed Jun 8 – Austin, TX – Moody Center***^

Fri Jun 10 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center***^

Sat Jun 11 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center***^

Tue Jun 14 – Jacksonville, FL – VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena***^

Wed Jun 15 – Miami, FL – FTX Arena***^

Fri Jun 17 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena*^

Sat Jun 18 – Birmingham, AL – The Legacy Arena At BJCC*^

Sun Jun 19 – Manchester, TN – Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival

Tue Jun 21 – Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center*^

Wed Jun 22 – Raleigh, NC – PNC Arena*^

Fri Jun 24 – Washington, DC – Capital One Arena*^

Sat Jun 25 – Boston, MA – TD Garden+$

Sun Jun 26 – Philadelphia, PA – Waterfront Music Pavilion+$

Tue Jun 28 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden

Fri Jul 1 – Milwaukee, WI – Summerfest*

Sat Jul 2 – Louisville, KY – KFC Yum! Center*^

Sun Jul 3 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena*^

Tue Jul 5 – Syracuse, NY – St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater*^

Wed Jul 6 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena*^

Fri Jul 8 – Kansas City, MO – T-Mobile Center*^

Sat Jul 9 – Tulsa, OK – BOK Center*#

Mon Jul 11 – Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center*#

Wed Jul 13 – Los Angeles, CA – The Forum*#

Fri Jul 15 – Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena*#

Sat Jul 16 – Anaheim, CA – Honda Center*#

Tue Jul 19 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena*#

Thu Jul 21 – Portland, OR – Moda Center*#

Fri Jul 22 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena*#

Sat Jul 23 – Vancouver, BC – Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena*#

Mon Jul 25 – Spokane, WA – Spokane Arena*#

Wed Jul 27 – Fargo, ND – FargoDome*#

Thu Jul 28 – St. Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center*#

Sun Jul 31 – Montreal, QC – Osheaga

Tue Aug 2 – Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena”#

Thu Aug 4 – Omaha, NE – CHI Health Center”#

Sat Aug 6 – Salt Lake City, UT – USANA Amphitheatre”#

Sun Aug 7 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena”#

Tue Aug 9 – Des Moines, IA – Wells Fargo Arena”#

Wed Aug 10 – St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center”#

Thu Aug 11 – Indianapolis, IN – Ruoff Music Center”#

Sat Aug 13 – Cleveland, OH – FirstEnergy Stadium*”$#’*

With support from Avril Lavigne***

With support from Blackbear^

With support from iann dior+

With support from PVRIS”

With support from Travis Barker$

With support from Trippie Redd#

With support from WILLOW’With support from 44phantom

European dates:

Sat Sep 17 – Cologne, DE – Lanxess Arena’^

Mon Sep 19 – Prague, CZ – Sportovní Hala V Holešovicích’^

Wed Sep 21 – Brussels, BE – Palais 12’^

Fri Sep 23 – Frankfurt, DE – Festhalle’^

Sun Sep 25 – Munich, DE – Olympiahalle’^

Tue Sep 27 – Milan, IT – Mediolanum Forum’^

Wed Sep 28 – Zurich, CH –Hallenstadion’^

Thu Sep 29 – Paris, FR – Zenith’^

Sat Oct 1 – London, UK – OVO Arena Wembley’^

Tue Oct 4 – Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena’^

Thu Oct 6 – Leeds, UK – First Direct Arena’^

Fri Oct 7 – Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro’^

Sun Oct 9 – Dublin, IE – 3Arena’^

Wed Oct 12 – Amsterdam, NL – AFAS Live’^^

With support from iann dior‘

With support from 44phantom

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• Song played from tape Intro ( welcome to the black parade )
• born with horns Play Video
• god save me Play Video
• maybe Play Video
• Praise the Lord (Da Shine) ( A$AP Rocky  cover) (with Skepta ) Play Video
• drunk face Play Video
• fake love don't last (with iann dior ) Play Video
• concert for aliens Play Video
• ay! Play Video
• don't sleep, repeat ( 44phantom  cover) (with 44phantom ) Play Video
• more than life Play Video
• die in california Play Video
• Floor 13 Play Video
• papercuts Play Video
• title track Play Video
• kiss kiss Play Video
• bloody valentine Play Video
• El Diablo Play Video
• WWIII Play Video
• WW4 Play Video
• emo girl Play Video
• Glass House Play Video
• lonely Play Video
• acting like that ( YUNGBLUD  cover) (with YUNGBLUD ) Play Video
• I Think I'm OKAY (with YUNGBLUD ) Play Video
• love race / banyan tree - interlude / why are you here / jawbreaker / sid & nancy Play Video
• forget me too Play Video
• make up sex Play Video
• my ex's best friend Play Video
• twin flame Play Video
• Song played from tape Outro ( 9 lives )

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• I Think I'm OKAY
• Praise the Lord (Da Shine) by A$AP Rocky
• acting like that by YUNGBLUD
• don't sleep, repeat by 44phantom
• love race / banyan tree - interlude / why are you here / jawbreaker / sid & nancy

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Machine Gun Kelly tickets ON SALE NOW for 2022 Mainstream Sellout UK tour

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• Published : 4:21 ET, Mar 25 2022
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MACHINE Gun Kelly tickets are on sale now for his 2022 Mainstream Sellout UK tour and here's where you can get see him live.

Touring upcoming album, Mainstream Sellout across the UK, it's not to be missed.

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Fancy seeing Machine Gun Kelly live on tour, you're in luck - as he's just announced UK dates for this October.

Tickets will go on sale March 25 via Ticketmaster and AXS - so set your alarms now as you won't want to miss this.

Can't wait that long? You can also access and exclusive pre-sale by pre-ordering his album,   Mainstream Sellout from his  website  before 5pm on 23 March.

The presale will then take place from 10am on 24 March, and you'll be be notified how to access the presale via email.

Machine Gun Kelly 2022 UK tour dates

• October 1 – London, OVO Arena Wembley - click here
• October 4 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena - click here
• October 6 – Leeds, First Direct Arena - click here
• October 7 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro - click here

Machine Gun Kelly's UK tour dates follow the release of latest album, Mainstream Sellout.

It's his sixth album, and second time he's collaborated with Travis Barker.

Due for release in March, it featuresingles “Papercuts”, “Ay!” and “Maybe” as well as collaborations with Willow, Pete Davidson and Lil Wayne.

He'll play four UK dates, starting London's O2 Arena on October 1, and then finishing in Glasgow on October 7.

With Mainstream Sellout due for release this Friday, March 25, it's a hell of a week for Machine Gun Kelly.

Tickets are available from Ticketmaster and AXS here - don't miss out.

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Machine Gun Kelly – Mainstream Sellout Tour with Iann Dior and 44Phantom // Birmingham, UK // October 4th 2022

Machine Gun Kelly

Mainstream Sellout Tour

Support Acts: Iann Dior and 44Phantom

Utilita Arena Birmingham

Birmingham, UK

4th October 2022

Photos and Words by Dan Rose

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) brought his Mainstream Sellout tour to the Utilita Arena in Birmingham on 04/10/22 accompanied by supporting acts Iann Dior and 44Phantom.  

This was my third time seeing MGK live in the UK. Prior to this, I had seen him at both of his shows in Bristol but this was my first time seeing him at an Arena. I travelled to Birmingham and what a show it turned out to be!  

Machine Gun Kelly, real name being ‘Colson Baker’ is a genre-bending American artist from Cleveland, Ohio. He has collaborated with the likes of Lil Wayne, Halsey, Yungblud, Little Mix, Trippie Redd, The Kid Laroi and Travis Barker. I’ve been a fan for a long time now and attended a show on his 27 World Tour (2017) and the Hotel Diablo World Tour (2019). It has been a pleasure to see his progress from performing at 1,600/1,800 capacity venues in Bristol (UK) to now packing out a venue with nearly 17,000 capacity. This just goes to show that an artist doesn’t have to be defined by one music genre in order to be successful. Personally, I must say I actually prefer the route MGK is taking with his alternative rock albums. ‘Tickets to My Downfall’ has been on repeat for me since it originally came out!

Before MGK took to the stage, his fans were treated to two incredible support acts: 44Phantom and Iann Dior. I can’t really comment on their performances apart from the first 3 songs of both of their sets, due to me being escorted out of the main arena in between each act by the arena staff. It was a shame not to be able to listen to the whole set, as I have been listening to Iann Dior for a while since first hearing him on 24kGoldn’s huge record ‘Mood’, which he did perform during his set in Birmingham.  

The lighting went dark just before Colson took to the stage and the Arena erupted with excitement as the fans waited in anticipation for their first glimpse of him. Amongst the darkness of the stage, I caught glimpses of Rook (drummer) and Baze (Bass) who have always remained with MGK when he performs live anywhere in the world. However, now the live band has a new addition and what a fantastic addition I might add. Sophie Lloyd who is a Rock/Metal Guitarist and Social Media Content Creator from London has been recruited by MGK to join him as one of his guitarists on his Mainstream Sellout tour. I first came across Sophie when I was scrolling on my for you page on TikTok. It’s inspiring to see how much of an impact social media can have on providing people like Sophie with opportunities like this. It was a pleasure to see her shred the strings in real life – what a talent she is. I was in awe of how electrifying her playing is!  

MGK walked on stage with a gold sequin sleeve on his left arm and during the show, he told the fans that Ariel (The Little Mermaid) gave it to him and then humorously went on to say how bad of a joke it was! With an extravagant entrance, he started to climb a rope ladder attached to a pink helicopter to kick off the show and perform in mid-air above the stage. Throughout the concert, this pink helicopter played an important role, among a few other things, in immersing the fans in a creative storyline in between the live song performances. At one point in the show, pink confetti strings were fired out of cannons attached to the helicopter and slowly covered the crowd. To me, this almost resembled when an apache helicopter shoots flares from it.

The stage production, visuals and graphics were probably the greatest I’ve ever seen at any show in my life. It was clear to see that an enormous amount of time, effort and money had been put into this tour. The pyrotechnics were next level and I really wish I was able to carry on photographing and capture just how insanely spectacular it was from the crowd after photographing the first three songs in the pit area. The stage floor remained a black/white checkered pattern throughout, but the backdrop constantly changed as the show progressed. There were stairs so MGK and the band could perform on higher platforms, which provided the crowd with better glimpses of them. Spread around the stage on different steps of the stairs were television screens which regularly displayed different visuals. Halfway through the show, a mysterious figure appeared from the back left-hand side of the stage and Machine Gun Kelly often interacted and spoke with it. It had a body that resembled that of a human but possessed a head which appeared to be an enormous computer/TV screen. This figure became known to the crowd as ‘The Internet’. In my eyes, MGK was essentially referring to how people on the Internet try to put you down and keep you restricted in a box. If he listened to the opinions of people on the internet, MGK would never have ventured out and explored other avenues in his musical career, and probably would have never transformed from creating hip-hop/rap music to making fantastic alternative rock albums. The fans were asked to chant ‘F*ck The Internet’ alongside Machine Gun Kelly to the on-stage presence in regards to this message. Something which changes throughout every one of MGK’s tours is the visual appearance of the microphone stand, and this is something I have always noticed immediately. Looking back on videos I previously recorded when I attended the Hotel Diablo tour in 2019, the mic was designed like a cobra snake. This time on the Mainstream Sellout tour, however, the mic stand was two hands, with one higher to hold the actual mic and the other to hold a metal ashtray for MGK’s cigarettes that he smoked throughout the evening whilst performing. Absolute rockstar sh*t!  

I was extremely excited that songs from the album ‘Tickets to my Downfall’ were performed at this show because, as I said previously in the review, this album has been on repeat since its release in 2020 during the Coronavirus pandemic. In all honesty, it is one of my favourite albums of all time because it’s one of those rare albums that I can listen to and not skip any song at all! During his setlist, MGK also performed songs from the Hotel Diablo project.

This was my most memorable time seeing Machine Gun Kelly live to date, as it was on my bucket list to get the opportunity to photograph him perform one day and I’m so grateful I was given the opportunity to accomplish this. I can’t wait to see what the future brings for Colson, and I hope he remains along the Alternative Rock route now but I will remain a fan no matter which direction he decides to take with his career.

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Colson Baker’s rapid-fire rap talents have earned him the nickname “Machine Gun Kelly” and helped him to shoot his way to the top of the hip hop world.

MGK has since departed from the rap scene and entered the pop punk and alternative rock genres. This musical duality is just one of MGK’s star qualities; the musician also has several acting credits to his name.

MGK was born in Houston, TX, but bounced around as far as Egypt before settling into Colorado with his father. With his mother out of the picture, MGK struggled growing up as his father dealt with depression and unemployment. The young artist found solace in MCing and channeled the dark feelings in his life into his rhymes after taking inspiration from Ludacris, Eminem, and DMX.

As he grew up, MGK began to find all sorts of troubles for himself, including fighting and drugs. After his first mixtape was released in 2006, it led to bigger and better things for the rapper. His fan base grew locally and soon enough he was touring high schools around the country. His excited fans often caused such a commotion that security began to turn him away from his own gigs.

In 2009, MGK performed at the famed Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York City. Not only was he the first rapper to win the Apollo Theater Showcase competition, he won three times in a row. He gained further exposure that year when he freestyled his “Chip Off the Block” single on MTV2’s “Suckerfree Freestyle” show.

MGK kept working hard through the birth of his first child and even self-managed a potentially career-ending bit of vocal damage. He was rewarded when the release of his Lace UP mixtape boosted his popularity to new heights.

MGK signed a deal with Bad Boy/Interscope and, after being one of XXL’s 2012 freshmen, his debut album was released, hitting number four on the charts and selling over 50,000 copies in its first week. He followed that up with the release of 2013’s Black Flag mixtape, featuring the likes of French Montana and Wiz Khalifa.

In 2014, MGK made his film debut. He played a rapper named Kid Culprit in the romantic drama Beyond the Lights. The next year in June, he released his second album, General Admission. This was followed up with the joint single “Bad Things” with Camila Cabello in 2016. It climbed to number four on the U.S. Billboard 100 chart.

Shortly after, MGK was set to join Linkin Park’s One More Light Tour as a supporting act. The tour was canceled, however, due to the tragic death of frontman Chester Bennington. MGK later paid tribute to Bennington by releasing an acoustic cover of the band’s song, “Numb.”

In 2018, MGK got into a feud with Eminem which spawned a series of hits for both rappers. MGK released, “Rap Devil,” a response to Eminem’s diss track, “Not Alike.” The song reached the top of the iTunes Chart. Later that month, Eminem responded with the song, “Killshot.”

MGK then dropped his new EP, Binge. He followed up with a new studio album, Hotel Diablo, which debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 chart, making it his fourth Top 10 album. It includes the single, “I Think I’m Okay,” with Yungblud and Travis Barker. This would be the first of many collaborations between MGK and the Blink-182 drummer.

The following year, MGK teased an upcoming pop punk album produced by Barker. Tickets to My Downfall came out in September 2020 to critical acclaim. The record was also a commercial success, debuting at the top of the U.S. Billboard 200 chart. It became MGK’s first album to be certified platinum by the RIAA.

MGK’s sixth studio album, Mainstream Sellout, is also a collaboration with Barker. The album dropped in March 2022 and became the highest-selling album of the week. It was also MGK’s second number one album.

The next month, MGK announced his engagement to actress Megan Fox. The pair met while filming the 2021 movie, Midnight in the Switchgrass. They’ve also starred together in MGK and MOD SUN‘s comedy, Good Mourning. MGK has also appeared in the movies Nerve, Bird Box, Big Time Adolescence, The Dirt, and Project Power. While this multi-talented artist has had success pursuing acting, he shows no signs of stopping releasing music for his fans worldwide.

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One of the most unique American rappers that is currently on the scene, Machine Gun Kelly rarely disappoints – whether it be through his live performances or his many mixtape releases since he made his musical introduction in 2010. His punk-like appearance doesn't make him seem like he would make the best rapper, but his hard hitting lyrics and ridiculously fast flow would instantly prove you wrong, and there was no better showcase of those features than on his 2013 Raging With Reindeer Tour. Walking onto the stage puffing a cigarette and wearing a dufflecoat, you could already tell that MGK was a charismatic character. Everyone immediately started screaming as the smoke machine erupted and the lights flashed on and off continuously, building a strong atmosphere in Club 77 as he said 'welcome to the greatest show on earth'. Starting the show all guns blazing with songs from his latest mixtape 'Black Flag' including 'Breaking News', probably the most energetic song from his discography which naturally got the audience incredibly hyped up. The addition of a live guitarist and drummer on set meant that MGK's song had a rock & roll feel to them, something that fans can anticipate on his upcoming tour dates with Limp Bizkit. In dedication to the Jacksonville-based band, he performed his own cover of the massive hit Rollin' which was one of the many occasions during the night that the roof got torn off.

The amazing amount of energy that Machine Gun Kelly brings to his live shows clearly reflects on the nature of his audience, who are always bouncing and hand waving at every opportunity. The 24-year-old is certainly a natural born performer and has a great future ahead of him if continues to have the same enthusiasm whilst touring.

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How do I even start here? It was my girlfriends and myself s first concert ever, and just the anticipation of knowing we would see him in real life was already tearing our stomachs up. We were so nervous and also maybe I was little more jittery than her because I knew what I was going to try later on that night. But first let me tell you how big of fans we are of his, that way whoever reads this can compare with their level of respect for Kells. We've seen every thing he's most likely applied to on YouTube, all the kellyvisions, and watched him coming up way back when. I can even remember my buddies in highschool laughing at me whenever I would try to tell them about the most inspirational dude on the planet. Anyways from opening with DubXX who sent a wicked ass vibe to jump start things off and get everyone even more physced up. To the point whenever MGK came up I had to stand behind my girl so she wouldn't get knocked over. That night May, 2nd 2017 was one I'll rant about forever. After he did our song I got down on one knee and proposed to her, the people around us knew what I was doing cause I asked them to not step on me please so they didn't just do that but also had a spotlight of phones on us with a huge circle. Everybody was screaming it was so cool definitely felt like a dream. King Kells will have us at his concerts for now on when they're close, but if we didn't need jobs and bill money we'd see every damn one he has on the globe!

It’s been a pretty meteoric rise for Machine Gun Kelly who has gone from rookie rapper to rap-rock superstar. And one of the main reasons for this is his incredible live shows. His ‘90 Cities in 99 Days’ tour shows just how much he loves playing to his fans and he always puts on the best show. The gigs are high octane, high energy, wild – and usually shirtless. And they’re never short of a dramatic moment or two. You’ll see the audience on the stage or MGK crowdsurfing through them. But it’s his rapid fire flow (hence his Machine Gun tag) that’s the real draw.

That’s what made his debut album stand out so much and live these songs come to life. Tracks like ‘Edge of Destruction’, ‘Hold On’ and the title track, ‘Lace Up.’

You’ll also get his big hit ‘Wild Boy’ and if you’re lucky you may even get a cover of Limp Bizkit’s “Rollin” – he’s recently supported the Bizkit on tour – as well as Invincible, which was the official theme song of WrestleMania XXVIII. And that’s not forgetting his slew of mixtapes, including the most the recent "Black Flag" which included the Diddy-featuring ‘Champions’. From the clubs to the stadiums, wherever he plays you can be sure Machine Gun owns it.

Machine Gun Kelly is definitely a force to be reckoned with in the Hip-Hop world. Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, this artiste signed to Bad Boy and Interscope Records. He takes his stage name for his rapid-fire lyrical flow in reference to the infamous criminal George “Machine Gun Kelly” Barnes. He performs this evening at a basketball court, seamlessly flowing through his lyrics, rapping at a speed that I have rarely heard before. This guy has so much charisma, and this audience know it as he launches into his song “Wild Boy”, which just lifts the roof of this venue, seeing this whole audience with their hands in the air, waving them from back to front and side to side, some people trying their best to join in and keep up with Machine Gun Kelly’s flow but no one comes close. He follows this with “Freestyle”, which has plenty of curse words but who cares? This guy is fantastic and truly a master of his trade.

MGK is one of the BEST live performers ever. I fucking mean it. I've seen many, many bands and musicians on stage, but Kells beats them all. He's perfect. And he's probably the coolest dude alive right now. Everything he does, the way he moves, the way he raps... you can't beat that level of coolness, tbh. He's even better on stage than on the record, and his albums are dope af already. Everyone NEEDS to see this guy live at least once in their lives. Cause if you don't, then you definitely miss out on an amazing show. I wish I could see him again on this tour, I already miss the concert.

Absolutely incredible performance, one of the best concerts I have ever seen. He is on an elite level as a performer. He was the opening act for Fall Out Boy so was a shorter show, he performed for about 35-40 minutes. The negatives were he didn't sing Alpha Omega, and only sang the chorus from Wild Boy. In fact, he never did any of the signature double-time fast raps that he's named for, which was a bit of a downer. Overall, though, showed an incredible range of talents rapping, singing, and playing guitar.

I loved seeing him live! It was my first time! He’s so full of energy! He jumped up on the speakers && back off, into the crowd && ran a loop through the sections && aisles. His band was awesome, I loved the drums && electric guitar he totally rocked out on as he sang! His voice is deep && almost country singer like, I wish he’d do an album in the style he performed or even if it was a chopped && screwed album! It’s definitemy worth the expense && I can’t wait to see him again next time he comes around!!

The gig was high octane fuelled music and energy from both Machine Gun Kelly and the excited crowd. Machine Gun Kelly did not disappoint from a live performance to climbing on the upper deck of the venue to the crowd and yes they went wild. It was raw and honest performance especially his rendition of Numb by the band Linkin Park and dedicated to Chester Bennington. Very solid and wild but controlled performance by Machine Gun Kelly I'm sure there's more to come from him and bigger venues in his future.

Went to see him perform three times in one week (I'm a BIG fan) and I got to specifically point out that his energy on stage is LIT.

Whether he's playing a small venue like Rockhal (LUX) or a festival like Mainsquare Festival (FR), he's able to create an amazing vibe and a strong bond between the audience and himself.

MGK is a true artist, and above all true to his heart. He dares to speak his mind and I can only applaud that. Lace Up, EST for life.

This show was absolutely amazing. I'll remember it forever. MGK and Mod Sun's energy was amazing. Best night of my life. This tickets weren't super expensive and the people at the concert were cool for the most part. Took a lil while for the concert to start up but it was worth the wait. IF YOU ARE AN MGK OR MOD SUN FAN I STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU ATTEND A SHOW IN THE ALPHA OMEGA TOUR! You'll regret it if you don't.

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