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Pitbull, Ludacris, Method Man and others at Montgomery County Fairgrounds this Labor Day Weekend 9/5

August 26, 6:12 AMDC Tourism & Travel ExaminerBen Shlesinger
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Pitbull (AP Photo/Jeff Christensen)

In Pitbull's hit song "Krazy", he sings "In L.A. they get krazy/Miami they get krazy/In New York they get krazy/Atlanta they get krazy." Well, after Sept. 5, Pitbull might have to add the line "In Gaithersburg and suburban Maryland they get krazy."

How does that fit? Well, Mr. 305 is coming to 355.

Pitbull (along with Ludacris, Method Man, Redman, EPMD, Baby Bash, Inspectah Deck, Keith Murray and others) will be playing the Rock The House Festival at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds on Sept. 5.

Doors open at 11 a.m. and tickets are $29 for general admission and $85 for the VIP area, which is just a section closer to the stage. Nothing really VIP about it. Tickets can be bought by clicking here.  

I would kill to be able to go to this concert but I will be in Switzerland, a trip that you will read all about on this site when I return. If you end up going to the concert let me know how it is. I expect Pitbull to be so great that Ike Leggett will consider renaming Rockville Pike "Calle Ocho."

 

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