Live @ Moonrise | The Sugarhill Gang

• The gates open at 5pm. No early entry
• The Sugarhill Gang w/special guests will play 7pm - 9pm
• Last Call for the kitchen & bar at 9pm
• Moonrise will close at 10pm

Moonrise is an all ages venue, 21+ to drink. You must present valid ID at the gate to get a hand-stamp.

$25 General Admission - Advanced Purchase

Please follow the signs to park in the adjacent lot. Present your ticket at the entrance gate and walk in to enjoy the show. Once inside, you cannot leave and come back so please plan ahead. No outside food or beverage is allowed inside, and bags will be checked. There is a full kitchen & bar available.

The Sugarhill Gang will play on the Moonrise Stage, and you can enjoy dinner, snacks, drinks while watching the show.

$30 General Admission - At the Door

Same tickets and details, just at the door. Plan ahead and save!

$10 VIP Parking Pass

The VIP parking pass reserves you a parking spot inside the venue and right up front. With this parking spot you will have access to your vehicle during the show. All passengers must have a General Admission ticket to the event, but only one VIP Parking Pass is required per vehicle/group. We encourage friends & family to carpool, as parking is limited. Free parking is available in the adjacent lot if you prefer to walk in or grab an Uber.

In 1979, the Sugarhill Gang crashed through the walls of the urban cities and into the mainstream of society with the first worldwide rap hit, "Rapper's Delight." Two of the original members of this historic group, Wonder Mike (Michael Wright) and Master Gee (Guy O’Brien) had teamed up with Henry Jackson (pka Big Bank Hank) to become the now famous Sugarhill Gang.

Sugarhill Gang is believed by many to be the first professional Hip Hop group, because they introduced to the masses (both in the United States and overseas) this unprecedented genre of music. “Rapper’s Delight” eventually sold over 8 million copies, and went on to be the biggest selling rap single of all time. Even today, it continues to appeal to audiences of all ages.

Shortly thereafter, the Sugarhill Gang released such hits as “Apache,” “8th Wonder” and “Living in the Fast Lane.” Wonder Mike and Master Gee teamed up with Henry Williams (aka Hendogg) and DJ T. Dynasty who both have performed with the group for 20 years and counting creating new music, while still pleasing the crowds with their greatest hits.

In the Summer of 2009, they released their first song in 25 years with international DJ phenom Bob Sinclair called “LaLa Song,” which quickly became an uber hit overseas, securing Song of the Year for many European countries, including Italy.

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