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City Spud is a part of the St. Lunatics, a group that included Nelly. Per The Riverfront Times, he was often mistaken for Nelly’s brother, and his name was explained by Ali
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For most of his show, Nelly took the stage alongside his half brother, artist City Spud, and after thanking Columbus the first time, he and City Spud had another message for fans. “Right now, this second, I only want to talk to the folks who have been riding with Nelly since Day 1,” they said. The near-capacity crowd, which covered all demographics...
Though Nelly is known for his chart-topping songs from the early-to mid-2000s, he also released an album less than a year ago, Heartland on Aug. 27, 2021. He took time during his set to chant “Heartland” with the crowd multiple times and performed a few songs from his eighth studio album. "Grits & Glamour," a song featuring popular country artist K...
It was as if Nelly never left the early 2000s with how much energy he had onstage and the crowd’s reactions to his oldest hits. His final song, "Just a Dream," might’ve been his best performance of the night. More than an hour into his set, and as people were preparing to leave, he said goodbye to Columbus with the 2010 hit song and let out any ene...
The Celeste Center was filled largely because people wanted to see Nelly, but before that, New Jersey country artist Breland put on a show. Nelly had a high-energy show, but Breland brought the energy from the moment the doors opened at 7 p.m. The 27-year-old artist did everything a great performer should do, he interacted with the crowd, actually ...
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City Spud is a St. Louis rapper who was a friend and collaborator of Nelly and a member of his group St. Lunatics. He served nine years in prison for a minor role in a robbery and missed out on their fame, but later rejoin the group and released their album City Free.
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City Spud was a close friend and rap partner of Nelly, and a core member of his rap crew St. Lunatics. Learn about his biography, discography, and style on AllMusic.
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