A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie & Memehouse Sell Out Radio City Music Hall In Minutes For “Boogie Bash”

Bronx rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie just made history at Radio City Music Hall for Friday night’s Boogie Bash, presented by Memehouse Networks. The event supports the rapper’s new album, Before Artistry, released on Friday (Feb. 13). A Boogie and Memehouse sold out the event in six minutes, a new record by a hip-hop artist at Radio City Music Hall.

The Highbridge native sells out one of the world’s most historic venues in minutes, then helps usher it into a new broadcast era. Proving previous claims that the rap star is the new “King of New York Hip-Hop.”

While sold out, the Boogie Bash is believed to be the first fully cloud-based livestream production ever executed from the storied Manhattan theater. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, a multi-platinum-selling act, has been one of New York Hip-Hop’s biggest stars in the new era with hit songs such as “Drowning,” “Look Back At It,” and “Swervin,”

A Boogie With Da Hoodie’s “Boogie Bash” Makes History Selling Out In 6 Minutes At Radio City Music Hall

For A Boogie, the technological innovation mirrors his own career arc. Rising from Highbridge to platinum plaques and billions of streams, his catalog has thrived in the same digital ecosystem that now powers his live broadcast.

Boogie Bash fuses physical presence with borderless access, reinforcing his connection to New York while extending the performance far beyond city limits. The event is expected to include familiar faces and surprise guests.

Before Artistry marks the rap star’s return after a brief hiatus. The project reads like a blueprint of the artist before superstardom. The EP traces the emotional and street-level pressures that forged his signature melodic flow, blending confessional bars with the grit of Highbridge life.

Sparse, deliberate production puts his Auto-Tuned vocals front and center, giving weight to reflections on loyalty, betrayal, romantic turbulence, and self-doubt. More than just music, Before Artistry functions as a mood piece and origin story, offering fans a glimpse at the foundation of his platinum career.