Power 98.3 Presents POWERHOUSE 2025 Featuring GloRilla, Sexyy Red at Phoenix’s Footprint Center on Feb. 20, 2025

Lucky Man Concerts and Power 98.3 are proud to announce Powerhouse 2025 Featuring GloRilla and Sexyy Red with NLE Choppa & 310Babii coming to Footprint Center on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

Tickets will go on sale on Friday, November 22 at 10am at luckymanonline.com.

GloRilla is a Grammy-nominated musician and award-winning hip-hop artist, savoring the success of her summer takeover, considering her three hit songs – “TGIF,” “Yeah! Glo” and “Wanna Be (feat Megan Thee Stallion)” each spent time on Top-40 of the Billboard Hot 100. At one point, all 3 songs charted simultaneously in the Top-40, resulting in GloRilla becoming the first female hip-hop artist to achieve the feat in 2024.

Earlier this year, she released her latest mixtape, Ehhthang Ehhthang, which generated over 550 million streams in the U.S. to date. “Yeah Glo!” subsequently evolved into a massive hit, emerging as the longest-charting Billboard Hot 100 hit of GloRilla’s career and serving as her third career No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, after “F.N.F.” and “Tomorrow 2.”

GloRilla has also blossomed into an electrifying performer, shining alongside Megan Thee Stallion on their sold-out “Hot Girl Summer” tour. Additionally, she has served as a presenter at the ESPYs, iHeartRadio Music Awards and Billboard Women in Music. She also received multiple honors after that, including nominations for the AMAs, VMAs, and IHeart Music Awards.

Sexyy Red is quickly rising to fame with chart-topping hits like “SkeeYee,” “Pound Town,” and her latest, ‘U My Everything’ &“Get It Sexyy.” Known as “Red” since middle school for her colorful hairstyles, she grew up in North St. Louis, where she got into trouble sneaking into strip clubs with her sisters’ IDs. With explicit lyricism reminiscent of Trina, the raw storytelling of Boosie Badazz and Webbie, and Chief Keef’s rugged authenticity, Sexyy Red’s raunchy, in-your-face style taps into a strain of hilarious and animated rap the game has been missing since the heyday of Gucci Mane. But don’t get it twisted – as the main creative force of her own songs, lyrics, and videos, her music is always 100% Sexyy.

NLE Choppa has already made significant waves in the rap industry, amassing over 9 billion streams and earning 24 RIAA-certified plaques, including multiple platinum and gold singles. At just 16, he established a partnership between his own NLE Entertainment and Warner Records, resulting in a series of RIAA-certified hits. Beyond music, NLE Choppa has consistently used his platform to drive positive change. His NLE Reading Challenge encouraged at-risk Memphis elementary students to read 40 million words, earning him Tennessee’s Charter School Centers Changemaker Charter Award.

Choppa has performed at The BET Awards, The MTV Awards, and GRAMMY in the Schools. He led the “Skate for Tyre” peaceful protest through the streets of Memphis in early 2023, and donated a state-of-the-art basketball court to the Raleigh Community Center with the help of basketball legend Nancy Lieberman.

In 2024, Choppa impacted the fashion industry with his exclusive Duck Boot shoe line and DITA eyewear collaboration. He also modeled in Off White’s NYFW show and graced the cover of Paper magazine. Additionally, Choppa’s vegan lifestyle is influencing his community through initiatives like his This Can’t Be Vegan Food Truck, which offers healthy on-the-go options. Following his own spiritual awakening, NLE Choppa has emphasized mental, physical, and spiritual wellness, embracing veganism, meditation, and prayer. He continues to seek and share enlightenment, using his art as a foundation to inspire lasting change. Rapper, actor, author, philanthropist, and “Father of the Year,” NLE Choppa is leaving his mark on pop culture and proving he’s a true renaissance artist

“The moment artists get too comfortable and chill out, that’s when they fall,” explains 18-year-old 310babii. Achieving his first platinum single in the same several weeks as his high school graduation, the Inglewood, California artist is in a season of meteoric growth and transition. 310babii can now fully dedicate himself to music. “This is a point in my career where I solidify my spot,” he declares. After a consistent handful of seven-figure songs, including the hit “Soak City”—which he recently performed at Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out event—and recently released “Rock Ya Hips,” 310 is diversifying. His new video single, “Pink Whitney,” applies a winning formula for party anthems and brings that charged-up energy to the club.

310 readied his first collection of songs, a single—”Soak City (Do It),” snowballed into a 2023 worldwide anthem. A companion dance fueled TikTok and spawned video edits. As 310babii’s hit propelled to 20 million music video views, the song reached #1 on the Rhythmic and Rap charts for two consecutive weeks, and spent 19 weeks on the Hot 100. 310 made Billboard’s “21 Under 21” list and was named Spotify’s “Most Necessary Artist to Watch 2024” as the DSP crowned him “the voice of a new generation.

Since spring, 310babii has been able to devote himself entirely to his rapidly rising career. He reunited with OhGeesy and BlueBucks for a hit encore, “Rock Ya Hips,” achieving another 10 million streams. “Me graduating has allowed me more time to think. Even now, I can wake up and choose to eat something different than just a quick thing before school,” he shares. “I take health very seriously. But I can go outside and stretch and get some sun.” The focus shows. “Now, I’m expressing myself rather than just rapping when making music. I’m saying exactly how I feel.” A level of polish appears in the results, evident in the July video single “Pink Whitney.” Ahead of an August co-headlining tour with OhGeesy, the new song conjures vibes of South Beach, neon lights, and enticing sights, sounds, and smells. As a voice for the youth, 310babii provokes thought. A champion of brand-building, investing, and financial literacy, this artist successfully graduated from a high school phenom to all-pro.

Event subject to change without notice.