Nino Paid Live in PhoenixSat, Sep 19, 2026 · $33Ticketmaster

Nino Paid Live in Phoenix

Crescent Ballroom in PhoenixSat, Sep 19, 2026 · 08:00 PM

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NINO PAID is a Music / Hip-Hop/Rap / Hip-Hop/Rap event at Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix. Check official listing for tickets and latest details.

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Rapper Nino Paid brings his Somewhere Over The Rainbow Tour to Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix, closing out the tour with a headline set. Known for his autobiographical style, Nino Paid has released three studio albums, including the 2026 release *Somewhere Over The Rainbow*. Fans can expect a night of hip-hop and rap, with the artist performing tracks from his latest project and earlier work.

The evening offers a range of ticket options, including VIP packages that include a meet-and-greet, photo opportunity, exclusive merch, and a signed laminate. The venue, located in downtown Phoenix, provides an intimate setting for the show. Attendees aged 16 and up are welcome, with younger fans allowed when accompanied by a parent.

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  • 16+ (under 16 allowed with parent)
  • Advance GA Tier 1, Tier 2, Day of Show, and VIP options available
  • Meet & greet, photo op, exclusive merch, signed laminate, crowd-free shopping, venue first entry

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What is the age policy?

The event is 16+, but under 16 are allowed with a parent.

What does the VIP ticket include?

VIP includes a GA ticket, meet & greet, photo opportunity, exclusive merch gift, signed laminate, crowd-free merch shopping, and venue first entry.

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Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix

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Nino Paid

Jacquan Andrews, known professionally as Nino Paid, is an American rapper from Landover, Maryland.More

He released his first single, "Pain & Possibilities," from his debut studio album Can't Go Bacc, which led to him signing a distribution deal with Signal Records.

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