He constantly catered to the audience, reading their signs to him (“Hoodie, we want your woodie…woah that’s a penis on there!”) and handing the mic to fans to give them a chance to rap his lyrics. Allen’s set was dynamic he jumped from one upbeat song to the next, while the crowd screamed along with every word.
To them, the wait was entirely worth it.Īfter three fantastic openers – singer/rapper Bryce Vine, singer gnash, and rapper KYLE – the crowd was extremely energetic and more than ready for Allen. Many other fans at the barricade said they had camped for 24 hours just to be close to the stage and get a wristband to meet Allen after the show. A group of friends who were at the barricade drive 10 hours and then camped outside the venue to be first in line for the show. Many of his supporters show a dedication that many artists would feel lucky to have behind them. Even before the show, Allen himself worked the merch table, helping fans pick what to buy and thanking them for their support. During the show, Allen made sure to constantly thank his fans telling them that because he has no label, their word of mouth is what gets his music heard around the world.
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His second and most recent LP, Happy Camper, reached number one on the iTunes overall albums chart this January, despite the fact that Allen released the album for free to his fans through his website. While working with a new producer, he changed his stage name to Hoodie Allen and continued to gain attention through the release of new mixtapes and opening for other artists. For the third to last show of the Happy Camper Tour, rapper Hoodie Allen returned to Philadelphia, his second home, on March 20th to perform to a sold out crowd at the Electric Factory.Īs an undergraduate at Wharton, Allen started his rap career by collaborating with others at Penn and releasing a few mixtapes under his real name, Steve Markowitz, which gained him attention from Penn students as well as MTVU.
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