Astral People & Handsome Tours are proud to present Freddie Gibbs!

Freddie Gibbs has spent more than a decade building one of hip-hop's most compelling catalogues. A Grammy-nominated rapper from Gary, Indiana, he's earned acclaim for his vivid storytelling and unmatched flow. 

After breaking through with a prolific run of self-released mixtapes throughout the 2000s and early 2010s, Gibbs cultivated a fiercely loyal following and established himself as one of the genre's most consistent artists. From underground classics to acclaimed collaborations with producers such as Madlib and The Alchemist, his body of work continues to set the benchmark for modern rap.

Following his first properly distributed release, the Str8 Killa EP (2010), he began unveiling a run of studio albums, including the widely acclaimed collaborative project Piñata (2014), Shadow of a Doubt (2015), and You Only Live 2wice (2017). Notably, Alfredo (2020) was Gibbs and The Alchemist’s first full-length joint record, becoming the first LP to crack the Top 20 of the Billboard 200 and a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album in 2021. Featuring appearances from heavy hitters Rick Ross, Tyler, The Creator, Conway the Machine and many more, this album redefined the blueprint for what makes a modern classic. Cinematic, luxurious gangster rap meets dusty jazz samples.

Returning in July 2025, Gibbs and The Alchemist once again demonstrated why they remain one of the most revered partnerships in contemporary hip-hop. With Alfredo 2, the pair refined the formula that made the original such a modern classic, pairing Gibbs' razor-sharp lyricism with The Alchemist's rich, cinematic production. Trading some of the nocturnal coke-rap grit of its predecessor for Japanese-inspired jazz loops, city-pop synth textures and soulful crate-dug samples, Alfredo 2 finds both artists operating at the height of their powers. Featuring standout appearances from JID and Anderson .Paak, the record further cements their place at the forefront of the genre.
Few rappers have matched Freddie Gibbs' consistency over the past decade. A technician, storyteller and cultural force in equal measure, he has continually pushed the boundaries of modern rap while remaining fiercely authentic to his roots. 

This October, Gibbs returns to Australia for The Last Rabbit Tour, including headline performances at the inaugural Move My Way Festival. Armed with a catalogue spanning underground classics he'll bring his unmistakable energy back to Australian stages, alongside selections from Alfredo 2.