Storm clouds rolled in early, but they couldn’t wash out the vibe. Fans at Ruoff Music Center were met with a weather delay just as doors were set to open, creating a slower start to the night. Thankfully, the skies cleared, and once the show got going, the energy picked up fast and never let go. With a stacked lineup and the summer heat still hanging in the air, the party went off without a hitch.

DaBaby kicked things off with a burst of energy, storming the stage and immediately turning the crowd into a frenzy. His set was rapid-fire and high-impact, packed with hits and full of bold charisma. Whether he was leading chants, jumping into crowd interactions, or just keeping the energy high, he made sure no one forgot how to start a party. His ability to command a stage is undeniable, and he left the crowd charged up from the jump. Check out the full gallery.

Next up, Sean Paul brought the rhythm and gave the night a global pulse. His dancehall classics lit up the venue, and the crowd responded with nonstop movement. “Get Busy,” “Temperature,” and “Gimme the Light” landed with massive reactions, and the vibe shifted from hype to full-on dance floor. Sean’s vocals were crisp, his timing perfect, and his presence cool and effortless. It was a reminder that he’s still one of the best in the game when it comes to pure feel-good energy. Check out the full gallery.

Wiz Khalifa closed the night with a smooth, confident set that covered every corner of his catalog. From laid-back anthems to emotional crowd favorites like “See You Again,” Wiz knew exactly when to lean into nostalgia and when to lift the energy. His chill delivery and slick stage production made the whole set feel easy, yet totally in control. The crowd swayed, lit up phone lights, and soaked in every moment. Check out the full gallery.

Despite the delayed start, the fans never wavered, and each artist came through with a set worth waiting for. The night was a perfect mix of movement, memory, and momentum—a reminder that summer shows hit different when the artists bring it like this.