SINGLE TICKET
MATI x Delux present: Mannie Fresh ($61.25 including MetroTix fees) – your ticket to Mannie Fresh at The Key on Friday night, July 17. Does not include MATI festival access.
WEEKEND PACKAGE
MATI Delux Weekend Pass ($299 including MetroTix fees) – upgrade your MATI experience with full weekend (July 17-19) festival access + admittance to the MATI x Delux present: Mannie Fresh private party at The Key on Friday night, July 17. The Delux Weekend Pass also includes an automatic seat upgrade (premium orchestra seating) and a parking pass for The Fabulous Fox on Sunday, July 19 (performances by Keyon Harrold feat. Andra Day, PJ Morton and Wyclef Jean); and a donation to support Delux Cares.
This special event is not included in the MATI weekend or single day pass (separate ticket or Delux Weekend Pass required).
About Mannie Fresh:
Mannie Fresh is known to fans and throughout the music industry as a genre-defining producer, artist and entertainer. He started out as one of the best DJs in New Orleans and grew to become a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated producer responsible for creating hits (UGK, Trina, Gucci Man, The Notorious B.I.G. and, of course, Cash Money). Returning to his musical roots, Mannie is back spinning full time.
Fueled by Mannie’s quirky, inspiring production in the late nineties, Cash Money became the preeminent, southern rap label. His beats defined the sound of Cash Money with such cultural phenomena as Juvenile’s megahits, “Ha,” “Back That Azz Up,” Lil Wayne’s “Go D.J.,” and the crew’s “Cash Money Is An Army,” “Bling Bling,” among others. Brian “Baby” Williams and Mannie also formed their own group, Big Tymers, and released a slew of great singles and albums, “Still Fly,” “Get Your Roll On,” and "#1 Stunna.” His solo albums, The Mind of Mannie Fresh (2004) and Return of Ballin’ (2009) feature Bun B, Rick Ross and Lil Jon. Mannie has always pushed the envelope, mixing layers of hip hop, funk and southern bounce with his sense of humor and warm personality. He continues to work with some of today's biggest stars, producing bangers with Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, T-Pain, Yasiin Bey, Big K.R.I.T. and Young Jeezy.
Mannie currently co-hosts the Still 400 weekly podcast with Juvenile. The show name comes from Still Fly and 400 Degreez and the podcast carries that same energy. Every episode brings real conversations, wild moments, hot takes, and legends showing up to talk their talk.
