Jay-Z, Young Jeezy, & Trey Songz Blaze thru Indy

The Jay-Z concert was overall really good. The only negative was the show started an hour late. The DJ was good at keeping the crowd entertained until Trey Songz started the show.

Yelling his signature “Yuuup!” he walked out dressed in all black and sang “Cant Help but Wait” from his hit CD Trey Day. He also sang “The Last Time” Then moved on to his new CD Ready. He performed most of his hit singles including: “Neighbors know my name,” “Black Roses,” “Need a Girl,” and “Invented Sex,” The highlight of his set was the song “Say Aah.” He called a female fan on the stage to drink champagne with him. He poured some in her mouth and licked it off of her chin. I know a lot of the women in the audience wished that was them on the stage. Trey made sure to give the ladies what they want and take his shirt off before exiting the stage. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YLh2hyNxVE&feature=related

After a 30 minute intermission everyone was expecting Young Jeezy to come out next and the crowd was shocked when “Run this Town” started playing and out comes Jay-Z from an elevated platform from under the stage. Everyone went crazy Jay-Z performed “DOA” next then he brought out Young Jeezy. They did a song together and he handed the stage over to Jeezy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c54QdN2wQjI

Jeezy performed his songs from Thug Motivation 101. He finished his set with “My President is Black”

Jay-Z came back out and killed it. He really interacted with the crowd by taking the time out to humor a fan and reading a note the fan threw on stage. The note was asking Jay-Z for a job and Jay-Z jokingly told him he could work security for the night. He even allowed him to climb over the barrier with the rest of the security.

He performed his hits “Empire State of Mind” and “On to the Next One” Then he really got the crowd excited by going back to his older CDs. Performing songs like “Presidents”, “Give it to Me,” “Excuse me Miss,” “Can I Get A,” and “Hard Knock Life”. He ended the set with “Encore” and by looks of the audience everyone wanted just that.