Logic & G-Eazy co-headline The Endless Summer Tour at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre with Hermit, T Man The Wizard and Juicy J
On October 16th, Logic and G-Eazy brought their co-headlining tour to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre, supported by Juicy J, TMAN the Wizard, and Hermit. The venue was filled of thousands of passionate fans who arrived early, to see their favorite artists deliver a double show, the energy across the amphitheatre was noticeable as the crowd became louder the more time and artists passed through the stage. The extensive, multi-act lineup delivered a dynamic mix of explosive beats, heartfelt vulnerability, and a massive production.
Opening the show was Hermit, who delivered a short yet incredibly impactful set. Stepping out to rap over a seamless backdrop laid down by his DJ, his performance was framed by intense strobing lights and a dark, atmospheric ambiance. Despite his brief time on stage, Hermit made every moment count, captivating the early arrivals and leaving them ready for what was to come.
Taking the stage next was T Man the Wizard, who came out dressed as a wizard, green robe, blue pointy hat and a wand on one of his hands, he brought a fun style to the venue. Dressed in an eye-catching vest full of colorful patches plus a bandana, and a glove both covered in shimmering sequins, his fashionable aesthetic made him stand out immediately under the spotlight. Mid-way through his fast-paced set, he treated the crowd to a quick outfit change, adding a football like jersey to the mix but keeping the momentum high and the audience completely engaged from start to finish.
The atmosphere reached a festival-level peak when hip-hop legend Juicy J took the stage, rocking a classic head scarf, sunglasses, and enough charisma to make him feel like a third main headliner. Making playful innuendos throughout his performance, he joked with the crowd about needing recommendations to visit some places after the show was over. During one hilarious exchange, he asked a fan in the front row if she recognized the track he had just played; when she said no, he playfully replied, “but you for sure know this one,” right as the massive opening beats of Katy Perry’s Dark Horse echoed across the venue, leaving the entire crowd roaring and excited for the song and the upcoming main acts.
Logic stepped out next, opening his set by making sure his fans were ready and sharing a warm message: even though this was a much larger venue than his previous San Diego stop, he wanted the night to feel like a group of close friends hanging out together in a basement. Expressing profound gratitude for his supporters, he noted that their continuous dedication allows him to feed his family and keep doing what he loves. His extensive setlist flowed through tracks like Contact, Soul Food / Soul Food II, Everybody, Upgrade, Freestyle w/ Scott Powers, Self Medication, Perfect, Like Woah, DadBod, 44ever / 44 More, man i is, Indica Badu, Homicide, I’m Gone, Heard ‘Em Say, 1-800-273-8255, 5AM, Flexicution, Everyday, Under Pressure, City of Stars, Fade Away, and Gang Related. He and his team threw armfuls of free merch into the crowd, and during two songs, Logic stepped off the stage entirely, walking all the way to the sound booth to sing atop a camera rig while fans followed along singing every word. Before 1-800-273-8255, he delivered a moving speech about self-love, telling fans that coming from a broken home doesn’t define them and asked the crowd to shout as loud as they could “I AM ENOUGH.” After talking about his newest movie and playing an exclusive track from five of the movie exclusive unreleased albums, he brought a lucky fan on stage to rap the second verse of his final song Gang Related, ending his set on a triumphant note.
Taking the stage for the final portion of the night, G-Eazy structured his performance into three distinct chapters, opening on a dramatic stage set featuring a Mustang convertible with its hood open, positioned beneath a massive ring of lights angled at 45 degrees. Exuding pure rockstar energy in black jeans, a leather jacket, and sunglasses, he began by thanking the crowd for making his global music career possible. He threw merch into the audience before jumping directly onto the hood of his car for three songs, pretending to drive while leaning out the door to interact with fans on the floor. For the second phase of his set, he brought out a small riser with the word “BUSINESS” written across it, using his platform to repeatedly praise and shout out all the women in the audience. G-Eazy’s stage production was eye catching and pretty stimulating, fans got beautiful visuals for the whole set and they were really excited to see what would come next.
The closing chapter of G-Eazy’s set turned into a massive victory lap as he powered through hit after hit, including Far Alone, Endless Summer, Tumblr Girls, I Mean It, Downtown Love, Let’s Get Lost, Almost Famous, Marilyn, Opportunity Cost, Random, One of Them, WTFDIK, Calm Down, Sober, You Don’t Own Me, Pray for Me, No Limit, Still Be Friends, Nada, JFK, Lady Killers II / Lady Killers III, Kiss the Sky, Eazy, Him & I, and Me, Myself & I. The crowd sang along to every chorus, capping off a monumental night of rap and hip-hop showcase. To stay updated on upcoming tour stops, music releases, and behind-the-scenes content, make sure to follow Logic, G-Eazy, Juicy J, T Man the Wizard, and Hermit across their official social media channels. We congratulate all the artists on an incredible San Diego showcase, and from ListenSD, we hope to see them back on our local stages very soon!
