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Druski Announces First-Ever ‘Coulda Fest’ Comedy & Music Festival Featuring Lil Baby, Kai Cenat & More
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Carl Lamarre
This September, comedian and social media personality Druski will kick off his first-ever comedy/music festival, Coulda Fest, in Atlanta.
On Sept. 7 at the State Farm Arena, Druski will co-host Coulda Fest alongside Wild n Out star and comedian DC Young Fly, with performances by Lil Baby, Kai Cenat, Soulja Boy, Waka Flocka Flame, Yung Joc, Young Dro, Roscoe Dash, Navv Greene, Travis Porter, DJ Unk, Baby Drill, Baby Kia, Shop Boyz, Yung LA, F.L.Y., Rich Kidz, and Ugliest Rapper Alive. Kai Cenat will also appear, as Druski will provide live comedic sketches alongside the music portion of the night, which looks to pay homage to the Atlanta hip-hop scene through nostalgia and humor.
“Coulda Fest won’t be a traditional music and comedy festival,” Druski tells Billboard exclusively. “It’s going to be a celebration of Atlanta’s culture and a night full of hilarious sketches that bring us back to the special times in our city’s music history. This concept has never been done before, so I’m looking forward to bringing this vision to life.”
Produced by Outback Presents, tickets for Coulda Fest will be available with a presale starting on Wednesday (July 24) at 10 a.m. EST (code: COULDA). An extra venue presale will kick off on Thursday (July 25) at 10 a.m. EST ahead of the general on-sale that begins on Friday (July 26) at 10 a.m. EST via 4Lifers.com & ticketmaster.com.
Coulda Fest comes on the heels of Complex naming Druski the No. 1 Funniest Person on the Internet Right Now in June.
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