Oregonians are in for a treat this summer: On July 27 and 28, Pabst Blue Ribbon will host Project Pabst at Portland’s Waterfront Park. The festival bills itself in a press release as “a two-day, two-stage celebration of live music, beer, and the local culture of the Pacific Northwest.”
The lineup is here and it’s diverse. The roster includes Big Thief, Billy Idol, T-Pain, Denzel Curry, Soccer Mommy, Manchester Orchestra, Violent Femmes, Militarie Gun, and more. As Oregon Live notes, this is the festival’s first time back in Portland in seven years.
Tickets for this year’s festival (a 21+ event, by the way) go on sale on March 8 at 10 a.m. PT, with a pre-sale starting March 5 at 10 a.m. PT. Prices for pre-sale tickets start at $99, and general on-sale tickets go for $115. Find more information about tickets here.
PBR Brand Director Rachel Keeton says of this year’s fest, “Ten years ago, the team threw the first Project Pabst in Portland, and this year we have the opportunity to bring it back to the city where it all started. We set out to create a festival that PBR fans would love, and I’m really proud of how this lineup delivers.”
Check out the full lineup below.
Project Pabst 2024 Lineup: Saturday, July 27
Billy Idol
T-Pain
Violent Femmes
Gossip
Strfkr
Shannon & The Clams
Dehd
La Luz
Home Front
Alien Boy
Project Pabst 2024 Lineup: Sunday, July 28
Big Thief
Denzel Curry
Manchester Orchestra
Jeff Rosenstock
Soccer Mommy
Militarie Gun
Kenny Mason
Miya Folick
Sweeping Promises
Glitterfox
T-Pain, a name synonymous with Auto-Tune and chart-topping hits, has an impressive net worth, but what is it in 2024? The sum is a testament to his influence and success in the music industry, and we’ll be going over what has gone into contributing to his wealth.
The rapper has a net worth estimated at around $10 Million US Dollars in 2024, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
The Role of Music In His Net Worth
ATLANTA, GA – MAY 12: T-Pain Performs at Ladies Love R&B Live with Mario at Domaine on May 12, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage)
T-Pain’s net worth is largely tied to his music career. His debut album, Rappa Ternt Sanga, was released in 2005. It was a commercial success and began his rise to fame. His subsequent albums, such as Epiphany and Thr33 Ringz, have topped the charts and contributed significantly to his net worth. The mega-artist’s knack for creating catchy hooks and memorable melodies has resulted in a steady income stream from album sales and streaming revenue.
Business Ventures
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – OCTOBER 27: Hip pop singer T-Pain, supporting Akon performs on stage at the Acer Arena on October 27, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Sergio Dionisio/Getty Images)
Outside of music, T-Pain’s net worth reflects his business ventures. He launched his own record label, Nappy Boy Entertainment, which has bolstered his income. T-Pain has grown his net worth by nurturing other artists while contributing to the music industry. He has also ventured into tech by launching the “I Am T-Pain” mobile app. The app, which allows users to use Auto-Tune on their voices, was a hit and provided another source of income for the rapper.
Television Appearances
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 14: T-Pain attends Premiere Of Columbia Pictures’ “Bad Boys For Life” at TCL Chinese Theatre on January 14, 2020 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Leon Bennett/WireImage)
Television appearances have also contributed to T-Pain’s net worth. He has made guest appearances on various TV shows and even emerged as the winner of the first season of The Masked Singer. These appearances have not only increased his visibility but have also added to his wealth. His charismatic personality compels audiences. This makes T-Pain a sought-after voice on the small screen, and he’s capitalized on it.
The Reflection Of T-Pain’s Lifestyle On His Net Worth
DOVER, DE – JUNE 17: Rapper T-Pain performs onstage during the 2017 Firefly Music Festival on June 17, 2017 in Dover, Delaware. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Firefly)
T-Pain’s lifestyle is indicative of his net worth. Known for his love for luxury cars, the rapper owns a collection that any auto enthusiast would envy. These purchases, while extravagant, reflect the wealth that T-Pain has accumulated over the years. Moreover, he was one of the first mainstream artists to add their names to Twitch. The mogul has admitted that he makes more money streaming than he does through his music.
Conclusion/TLDR
In conclusion, T-Pain’s net worth in 2024, estimated at around $10 Million US Dollars, reflects his successful music career, business ventures, and television appearances. His ability to innovate and adapt in a rapidly changing industry has kept him relevant and contributed to his wealth. As we progress, seeing how T-Pain continues to shape the music industry and grow his net worth will be intriguing.
Elmo, most people would contest, is among the more agreeable beings in entertainment history. For decades, the Sesame Street star has taught children about sharing, spelling, and other important things kids should know about as they grow up, all in a fun and upbeat demeanor. Basically, you don’t really hear about Elmo having enemies.
In a surprising (but also somewhat not surprising) turn of events, though, Elmo was recently attacked on live television by Larry David. Elmo and David were both appearing on Today yesterday (February 1), and during Elmo’s segment, David came out of nowhere, grabbed Elmo’s face, and started shaking it violently. Well, Elmo has found himself an ally in T-Pain.
First, here’s a video of the incident, as well as a fantastically executed artistic rendering for good measure.
T-Pain saw that and couldn’t believe what he was watching, tweeting, “I know I didn’t just see my mans @elmo assaulted on live TV.” He didn’t stop there, as he shared the tweet on his Instagram Story (as People notes) and added, “@Elmo say the word.” The apparent implication there is that should Elmo ask, T-Pain would eagerly square up and throw hands at the Curb Your Enthusiasm star.
I know I didn’t just see my mans @elmo assaulted on live TV
The music industry is full of stories of near-misses and “almost weres.” It’s the nature of the business — especially for most of its history, when things had to be done without the benefit of advanced computers and high-speed internet — that things get lost, tapes get damaged, calls get missed, and egos clash, resulting in some fascinating projects behing scrapped or forgotten.
In the case of T-Pain missing out on his chance to collaborate with the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, the Tallahassee native had a great story for his fans — although it has a miserable ending for Pain himself. During a recent livestream that he clipped and shared to other social media, T-Pain remembered how his opportunity to work with MJ and Usher on a song during his career peak was derailed by an overzealous collaborator.
Before playing a snippet of the song for his viewers, he prefaced it with the story of why it was never released. “We are about to listen to a song that I wrote and produced that was meant for me, Usher, and Michael Jackson,” he said. “And then the person that was in charge of doing the references and the person that sang it got too excited and was like, ‘N****, I’m on a song with Michael Jackson and Usher and T-Pain!’ And then he released it and then Michael Jackson was like, ‘Nah, never mind. I don’t wanna do it anymore.’ Yeah, that pissed me off. Not gonna lie to ya.”
Every couple of years, folks on the internet collectively remember that T-Pain can actually sing, and every time, they go absolutely bananas. Usually, this is prompted by a video of the Tallahassee native performing that goes viral, reminding everyone that the man is still around and still very, very talented.
The latest example comes by way of a concert recording of his latest album, On Top Of The Covers, which he performed at The Sun Rose in Los Angeles last march. As usual, people are freaking out, but one of the artists he covers, Ozzy Osbourne, had a question:
“Why didn’t you guys call me?” he wrote on Twitter, after calling a video of the performance “the best cover of ‘War Pigs’ ever.”
This is the best cover of “War Pigs” ever. Why didn’t you guys call me? https://t.co/yf0IjUninA
Pain, who naturally saw the compliment, expressed his amazement and gratitude at receiving such high praise. “First thing I said was ‘wow,’” he wrote alongside a screenshot of the rock legend’s tweet. “This is an honor and the greatest form of validation. Thank you brother.”
Meanwhile, as one group of internet users is having their minds blown by the discovery that T-Pain can sing without his signature Autotune (something for which he once received such harsh criticism from Usher, he almost quit music entirely), another group of fans is getting their kicks being super smug about it. The life cycle of the internet in a nutshell. For funsies, you can check out the full show below.
Wait T-Pain can SING? And he’s actually really ducking good?
Twice a year people figure out T-Pain can actually sing. Y’all should’ve gotten tickets to that acoustic tour he did with Smino. He’s great live! https://t.co/MvFHrGY3YL
Ok here’s the thing. If in 2024 you’re like “holy shit T-Pain can sing?!?” you’ve just been willfully ignoring it. He’s been showing off his voice for a while now. https://t.co/gudj3891Jj
Last month, T-Pain released a live album of his On Top Of The Covers record, which coincided with his set at Los Angeles’ The Sun Rose, according to Complex.
The album includes stripped-down performances of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin,’” Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come,” Sam Smith’s “Stay With Me,” Luther Vandross’ “Never Too Much,” Chris Stapleton’s “Tennessee Whiskey,” Frank Sinatra’s “That’s Life,” Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs,” and many more.
For those who are looking to watch T-Pain’s show from The Sun Rose, it is currently available on YouTube.
“I’m so excited for the world to hear and see this,” T-Pain said. “Since it’s the gift-giving time of year, I decided to release the full performance. Let’s keep the good times rolling in to 2024!”
“For all the people who wanted an album of me singing live, this is my holiday gift to you,” he added on Instagram. “For the Tiny Desk & Masked Singer fans & everyone in between, you ain’t heard nothing yet.”
In case anyone might have missed it, T-Pain previously competed on The Masked Singer. Given he had been known for Aut-Tune usage in his music, his real (and extremely talented) vocals shocked both the judges and viewers. Now, he’s continuing to show them off.
Check out T-Pain’s performance from The Sun Rose above.
T-Pain is set to make waves in Las Vegas as he recently announced his highly-anticipated 2024 residency. The “5 O’clock” singer has recently shared the exciting news with his fans.
T-Pain x Las Vegas
Taking to Twitter on Dec. 19, T-Pain announced his 2024 Las Vegas residency.
The “I’m Sprung” singer’s Vegas residency will officially begin on February 8, 2024, and he has four shows lined up at Zouk Night Club and Ayu Dayclub. The announcement has garnered widespread attention, with fans expressing their enthusiasm on social media.
One fan, @ErinRuhnay, couldn’t contain their excitement and wrote, “You crazy if you think I’m missing this! I’ll be there front row!” Another user, @krystalrhymes, praised T-Pain’s accomplishment, saying, “T-Pain having a residency in Vegas for 2024 is the best shit I’ve heard in a minute. He truly deserves his flowers.”
More Details
For those interested in attending, tickets are available now. The residency offers different price ranges, with general admission starting at $40 for women and $60 for men.
VIP admissions are priced the same for both men and women, starting at $150. These shows are expected to be a sell-out, so fans are encouraged to secure their tickets as soon as possible.
T-Pain On The Move
This Vegas residency adds to T-Pain’s ongoing success and ventures. The rapper recently partnered with meal kit company Hello Fresh for a collaboration.
Additionally, he joined forces with Lipton Tea to promote their new frozen iced tea pops, even creating a special remix for the commercial’s jingle. T-Pain’s career continues to flourish, and his Vegas residency is another milestone in his musical journey.
Jodeci: Vegas 2024
The R&B and hip-hop genres have become a significant presence in Las Vegas, with artists like Usher and New Edition captivating audiences with their own residencies. Adding to the excitement, legendary 90s R&B group Jodeci recently announced their Vegas residency set for 2024.
T-Pain had a nice 2023, headlined by his new covers album, On Top Of The Covers. Now his 2024 is starting to take shape: Resorts World and Zouk Group announced yesterday (December 19) that T-Pain will headline a new residency at Zouk Nightclub and Ayu Dayclub.
Based on the dates announced so far, it appears T-Pain’s appearances will be relatively infrequent and spread out, at least compared so some other Vegas residencies: He currently has one show each scheduled for February, April, May, and July.
T-Pain said in a statement (as KSNV News 3 Las Vegas notes), “2024 is going to be a great year. I’ve been fortunate to have an amazing career and I’ve always dreamed of having a residency of my own. I’ve got some special surprises up my sleeve, so Vegas: let’s turn up!”
Joe Lopez, vice president of Zouk Group Las Vegas, also noted, “We are excited to start the year on such a high note by bringing an artist of T-Pain’s caliber to our venues.”
Michelob ULTRA, synonymous with celebrating an active and balanced lifestyle, is set to transform Topgolf into the Michelob ULTRA Country Club powered by TCL for the second consecutive year. This exclusive event, scheduled for Saturday, February 10, promises an unforgettable night at the country’s largest Topgolf venue in Las Vegas.
Guests can anticipate a blend of entertainment, sports, and culture as the Michelob ULTRA Country Club showcases live performances by Grammy award-winning artists Lil Wayne and T-Pain on two stages within the 3,000-person venue. The star-studded night will also feature A-list celebrities, Hall of Fame athletes, and an all-star celebrity golf shoot-out.
Attendees will enjoy an all-inclusive experience with premium food and drinks, including Michelob ULTRA, served from 7 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. PT. The event will include big giveaways, immersive experiences, and surprises, including winning a new 98″ TCL big-screen TV.
“We’re thrilled to bring the much-anticipated Michelob ULTRA Country Club to Topgolf Las Vegas during the biggest weekend of the year,” said Ricardo Marques, Vice President of Marketing, Michelob ULTRA. “By combining the perfect setting with an incredible line-up of artists, hosts and special guest appearances, we’ll create what will truly be a unique experience that seamlessly blends being active with enjoyment, which is something only Michelob ULTRA could deliver.”
Cash App, an official sponsor, offers a special discount for Cash App Visa Cardholders starting in mid-January, allowing them to receive 58% off general admission tickets (limit two per customer, while supplies last).
Tickets can be purchased starting December 18 at Michelob ULTRA Country Club. Join the club and witness the intersection of an active and social life in an unrivaled party experience.
This is an honor and the greatest form of validation. Thank you brother 
