DOORS: 8PM | SHOW: 9PM | ALL AGES

This summer, a true hip-hop legend takes over The Regency Live for one unforgettable night. Before streaming, before playlists, and before social media ran the party... there was Juvenile. From the golden era of Southern rap to timeless anthems that still shake the speakers today, Juvenile didn’t just make hits: he shaped the culture. His catalog became the soundtrack to house parties, car rides, summer nights, and memories that still hit the same when the beat drops. Now he’s bringing that energy LIVE. This isn’t just a concert, it’s a full-on summer takeover. A celebration packed with nostalgia, bass-heavy classics, and the kind of crowd energy you can feel in your chest. If you grew up blasting Cash Money records, if you still know every word when that beat comes on, and if you remember when one Juvenile track could shut a party down instantly then this is your moment. Whether you’ve been rocking with him since day one or you’re ready to witness a rap icon live for the first time, this show is set to be one of the most talked-about nights of the summer. Generations will be in the building, the nostalgia will hit, and the energy will be unmatched. Don’t wait! Secure your tickets now and be part of the summer show that everyone will be talking about.

Teruis "Juvenile" Gray was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and grew up between his family's houses in the 10th ward and in the 3rd Ward Magnolia Housing Project. A child prodigy, Juvenile started writing professionally in his early teens and earned his moniker after being sought after to create the records that would become the foundation of Bounce Music. Starting with "Being Myself" in 1995, Juvenile has released 12 albums including the top selling album by a black solo rapper of all time "400 Degreez" and multiple other recordings including as the leader of the group The Hot Boys selling over 10 million albums worldwide. Juvenile is credited with being the first Southern rapper to get national airplay with his seminal recording "Ha". Juvenile's classic song "Back That Azz Up" has spread the music and culture of New Orleans globally and is enjoyed at peak celebrations by millions for the last 25 years. Mr Gray has also enjoyed a string of successful business ventures including his custom furniture business Made By Juvie and his popular beverage Juvie Juice brewed on the same street as his great-grandmother's & grandfather's house.

In 2023, "WTF is a Tiny Desk and no!" are the words that led to one of the most publicized journeys any musician has ever taken to get to NPR headquarters. That was Juvenile's response to Twitter user @theylovemyke's request for him to play a Tiny Desk concert. The result was one of the most raucous experiences in the history of NPR's Tiny Desk, featuring Jon Batiste, Trombone Shorty, and the 400 Degreez Band along with melodic beat architect, DJ Mannie Fresh.

"Juvenile's Tiny Desk Concert is the celebration of America we needed today" - L.A. Times

In 2024, His special guest appearance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was ranked among "Best Surprise Performances at Coachella 2024" by Rolling Stone. LilWeezyanafest launched on November 1st, 2024, featuring performances by the “Hot Boys” (Juvenile, Lil Wayne, Hot Boy Turk, B.G.) and the Big Tymers (Mannie Fresh & Birdman aka Baby) boasting five consecutive arena sellout dates between 2024 and 2025 in New Orleans, Houston, Tampa, Charlotte, and St. Louis).

In 2025, Juvenile partnered with Crown Royal and Starter in a philanthropic venture launching a limited edition Super Bowl LIX starter jacket, along with Mannie Fresh and Drew Brees, all proceeds from jacket sales were donated to The Foundation for Louisiana. Juvenile was also highlighted by Apple Music in a special series for his contributions to Hip-Hop and the city of New Orleans. He also recently released several new singles including "Party" featuring Mannie Fresh; “Go Live” with B.G., and “Hot Boy Summer” featuring Trombone Shorty. He recently partnered with Kush to launch a new line of products.

At Hard Summer in Los Angeles in August 2025, Juvenile continued to generate headlines with rave reviews of his performance: LATF USA News called Juvenile and the 400 Degreez Band's set a "true highlight" of the entire festival. According to EDM Maniac, Juvenile's set offered "pure nostalgia," with fans enthusiastically shouting every lyric back at the stage. A review from Quip Magazine noted that Juvenile "looked like he was having a ball" on stage, and the audience "lost their minds when the beat dropped" for the finale, "Back That Azz Up".