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Benny The Butcher at Buckhead Theatre (up to 46% off)

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Buckhead Theatre, 3110 Roswell Road Northeast, Atlan...

 

music & nightlife

BEST PRICE

 

What you will experience

Bucket Listers is excited to partner with Live Nation to offer you exclusive ticket pricing:

💰 $26 per person 
🗓️ Friday, 4/19/2024
🚪 Doors Open at 7:00 PM
⏰ Show Starts at 8:00 PM
📍 Buckhead Theatre: 3110 Roswell Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305

All sales final; no refunds, cancellations, or reschedules.

Seating Section
• General Admission Standing (up to 46% off retail pricing of $48)


*Retail pricing includes ticket price and all fees
 

Lineup
Benny The Butcher


About The Event

Benny the Butcher is part of Buffalo's Griselda crew and behind Black Soprano Family, the two primary outlets for his tense narratives about street life. Like frequent collaborators Westside Gunn and Conway, he's inspired most by hardcore mid-'90s hip-hop from his home state, including Wu-Tang Clan and Mobb Deep . A late bloomer by his genre's standard, he hit his stride in his thirties with releases such as Tana Talk 3 (2018), The Plugs I Met (2019), and the critically acclaimed Burden of Proof (2020), followed by The Plugs I Met 2 (2021). A collaboration with J. Cole preceded 2022's Tana Talk 4.

Jeremie Pennick knew by the age of ten that he wanted to be involved with music. He issued material in the late 2000s as B.E.N.N.Y. , including the full-length projects The Mayor's Back and Chains Bond. By then, he had initiated a long-term alliance with Westside Gunn and Conway as the Forerunners, a group that also included his brother, Machine Gun Black. The bond tightened in the mid-2010s as Benny helped build Westside's Griselda Records , releasing material such as 2016's My First Brick and the following year's Green Lantern collaboration Butcher on Steroids, all while making regular contributions to other releases in the label's catalog.

Tana Talk 3, a joint Griselda/Black Soprano Family recording produced by Alchemist and Griselda associate Daringer, brought Benny a new level of acclaim that stimulated continued growth throughout 2019. That year, Benny appeared with Westside and Conway on DJ Premier's "Headlines," released the Billboard-charting The Plugs I Met -- featuring Black Thought, Jadakiss, and Pusha T -- and signed a management deal with Roc Nation. Benny teamed up with producer Hit Boy for 2020's Burden of Proof, which featured guest spots from Lil Wayne, Big Sean, Rick Ross, Freddie Gibbs, and more. The following year, he paired with beatmaker Harry Fraud for his sequel EP The Plugs I Met 2. He also released the 38 Spesh collaboration Trust the Sopranos and the solo EP Pyrex Picasso. "Johnny P's Caddy," a collaboration with J. Cole, appeared in 2022, in advance of Benny's full-length Tana Talk 4. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi


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For more information about Buckhead Theatre, please go here.
 

What to consider

What are the parking options at Buckhead Theatre?

Paid parking lots and parking decks are located within a short walking distance of the theatre. Rates generally range from $10-$20. The Buckhead Theatre does not currently own or operate any parking lots.
 

Is there accessible seating?

On the show day, please make our door or security staff aware of your needs and we will assist you in any way we can. At general admission shows we have a designated area for patrons with special needs and one companion. A specific ticket is not required to access this area. For reserved seated shows, guests with ADA needs can purchase tickets online or at the box office. The designated seats will show online with the ADA symbol.
 

What are the general rules of Buckhead Theatre?

Buckhead Theatre does not charge artists to open for our headliners. If you receive a request in this manner, please alert Buckhead Theatre by emailing [email protected]. Once inside the building there is no exit and re-entry. Cell phone cameras are generally permitted. Photography is not permitted at the majority of shows at the Buckhead Theatre, though some bands permit cell phone cameras, provided that they are used without a flash. Photography equipment (with detachable or zoom lenses) is not permitted without an appropriate media or photo pass. This is a smoke and vape free facility. There is a smoking section accessible outside on the right of the building. Prohibited Items: The following items are prohibited for all shows: weapons, gang colors, alcohol, drugs, lawn chairs, laser pointers, skates, wallet chains, spiked jewelry/belts, banners, backpacks, flyers, beach balls, Frisbees, fireworks, sparklers, outside food or beverages, video equipment.
 

Are children allowed?

Most shows are all ages (but must be 21 to purchase alcohol-patrons will receive wristbands). Please refer to the specific events "Event Details" link for age restrictions. All patrons of any age require a ticket for admission to the Buckhead Theatre.
 

Where is the experience

Buckhead Theatre, 3110 Roswell Road Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30305, USA

 

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