Rich The Kid at Time Nightclub // Tickets & Guestlist
Friday – April 6, 2018
Tickets [Use code: NOGL for 10% off tickets!]
Rich The Kid
Part of the Atlanta trap wave, Rich the Kid emerged in 2013 with his debut mixtape Been About the Benjamins. Born Dimitri Roger in New York City, he moved to Atlanta as a teenager and got his start performing as “Black Boy the Kid” before changing his moniker. Influenced in equal measure by the two cities that shaped him, he owed much of his style to influences like Nas, Tupac, and Notorious B.I.G., as well as T.I. and Jeezy. After his first mixtape, he joined forces with fellow Atlanteans Migos. Along with the trio, Rich released a multi-year, three-part mixtape called Streets on Lock (a fourth collaboration, Still on Locks, was issued in 2015). His solo follow-up, Feels Good to Be Rich, arrived in 2014. The collection included multiple collaborations with the likes of Young Thug, Kirko Bangz, Soulja Boy, Riff Raff, French Montana, Kodak Black, and Yo Gotti. As his presence grew on the Atlanta scene, he recorded a single with Fetty Wap, the Zaytoven-produced “Keep It 100,” which amassed over two-million streams. In 2016, Rich started his own label, Rich Forever Music, releasing no less than four mixtapes, including a pair of compilations highlighting Rich Forever artists. That summer, he signed a deal with 300 Entertainment and released a single with labelmate Young Thug, “Ran It Up.” In early 2017 Rich the Kid signed to Interscope Records, all the while he continued to release mixtapes, including the third in his Rich Forever series alongside Jay Critch and Famous Dex. A slew of singles arrived that year as well, including “Pissed Off” with Delivery Boys, “Cocaina” with Captain Cuts and Daniels, and “New Freezer” with Kendrick Lamar. In 2018, he appeared on the Charlotte Devaney song “Avocado,” later issuing his own single, “Plug Walk.”
Time Nightclub
Address: 1875 Newport Blvd. Suite B245 Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Hours: 9pm-2am
Age: 21+
Dress Code| Upscale casual – No athletic wear, tank tops, shorts, backpacks, baggy or ripped jeans. No overly designed or offensive graphics.