Afroman at Music Box - San Diego
Afroman is scheduled to perform at Music Box - San Diego in San Diego, California, on. The event is listed as a Concerts show in the Rap / hip hop category. The provided event details do not include a tour name, set list, or information about the artist's previous performances at this venue, so those details cannot be confirmed.
Artist and Event Background
Known professionally as Afroman, the performer is associated with hip-hop. No biography, album history, chart information, or verified reviews were supplied with this event listing. Check updated event details closer to the date for confirmed performance information and ticket availability through ticketssandiego.org.
Venue and Seating Information
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Parking Information
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Afroman San Diego reviews
SummerSlam - A Great Live Event
SummerSlam was a fun, exciting event overall! Afroman brings live events to "it" when it comes! The top-notch production value of the entire event, as well as the Staples Center venue, was. WWE's creative team gets the biggest criticism for not announcing the full card before the event. WWE cannot announce more than 5 matches at the 2nd biggest PPV event of the year, especially when they have been building some solid feuds for a couple of months now. It's ridiculous that one match was barely announced on Fri. night Smackdown, 2 days before the event. The Punk-Cena match and the Orton-Christian matches got all the attention, but come on! Those 4 guys are not the only members of the roster who can draw. It's time for WWE to have faith in their younger guys, who are ready to main event some PPVs. More matches with less time per match is not necessarily a bad thing. Stack the deck, I say. By the way, the roof was blown off the place in the Cena-Punk match. The building came unglued! Great event overall!