
LUCKI Brings The Bad* Influence Tour to New Orleans
The Fillmore New Orleans in New OrleansWed, Sep 16, 2026
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LUCKI - The Bad* Influence Tour is a Music / Hip-Hop/Rap / Trap event at The Fillmore New Orleans in New Orleans. Check official listing for tickets and latest details.
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LUCKI brings his Bad* Influence Tour to New Orleans for a night of atmospheric rap and cloud-rap energy. Known for his lo-fi, introspective style, LUCKI delivers a hypnotic live show that blends melodic hooks with raw, confessional lyrics. Fans can expect a setlist spanning his recent work alongside deeper cuts from his extensive catalog.
Support comes from Sk8star, whose own sound complements the headliner's moody aesthetic. The show promises an intimate yet electric atmosphere, perfect for those who appreciate the genre's more experimental edge. It's a rare chance to catch two rising acts in a city known for its vibrant music scene.
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- Check the venue's bag policy before heading out to avoid delays at entry.
- Public transportation or rideshare is recommended as parking near the venue may be limited.
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The Fillmore New Orleans in New Orleans
The Fillmore New Orleans in New Orleans
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LUCKI
Lucki Camel Jr., known mononymously as Lucki, is an American rapper and record producer from Chicago, Illinois.More
Regarded as an influential figure in underground hip-hop, he initially came to public attention in 2013 after releasing his debut mixtape, Alternative Trap.
Sk8star
J'Corey King, known professionally as Sk8star, is an American rapper from Macon, Georgia.More
Known for his contributions in the Atlanta hip-hop scene, his project, Designer Junkie was critically acclaimed by media outlets such as Pitchfork and The Fader.
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