Lil Tecca at mgm music hall - HVN ON Earth tour

On February 25th, Lil Tecca and brought the “HVN on Earth Tour” to Boston, Massachusetts, bringing MGM Music Hall at Fenway to life. Hours before the show, fans had already begun lining up outside, wrapping around Fenway Park. As fans waited till doors opened, street vendors’ and fans flooded the streets, buying and selling Tecca merchandise and tickets last minute tickets. The diverse crowd of both teenagers and adults, showed how much of a range in fans Tecca has, reflecting on the NY rappers impact on the people of Boston.





 

When Lil Tecca finally hit the stage, the energy in the venue shifted. Opening his set with a Public Service Anncounmret, saying “May God be with you all, prepare to lose your fucking mind” and fans did just that. Playing new hits like “Dead or Alive” and “500 lbs”, Tecca had the crowd engaged and hyped, indulging in mosh pits and even crowd surfing. Tecca’s production was high, and included colorful lighting that matched the mood to both his fast and slower songs. The highlight of the night was his performance of “Ransom”, the multi-platinum hit that showed the world who Tecca was. As the iconic beat dropped, the crowd erupted shouting every lyric alongside him. 

The show started off with multiple opening acts, from growing rap stars like Chow Lee, who hyped up the crowd and set the bar high for the rest of the night. Tana followed Chow Lee, keeping the momentum going and the audience engaged, performing hit after hit, including the hit song “Antisocial”. Massachusetts rapper Rich Amiri was up next. Amiri was a fan favorite, especially after blowing up on TikTok with his latest hit “One Call”. Finally, SoFaygo (newly signed to hitmaker “Travis Scott”’s label “Cactus Jack”) hit the stage, finishing the opening acts strong with his hit “Knock Knock”. Each opener brought immense energy to the stage, and gave the audience a perfect taste for what was to come.

The entire night was a testament to Lil Tecca’s ability to create an unforgettable experience. Alongside his talented openers, he turned the MGM Music Hall into a space of energy, and celebration for Rap for music.