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Flo Rida to headline Whistle & Whiskey Tour stop at AMSOIL Arena

The Whistle & Whiskey Tour is promoted as “A Country Party, A Hip-Hop Legend, One Unforgettable Night,” pairing Flo Rida’s catalog of crossover hits with two rising voices in country music.

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DULUTH — Grammy-nominated rapper Flo Rida will headline the Whistle & Whiskey Tour at AMSOIL Arena on Feb. 3, bringing a mix of hip-hop and country music to Duluth.

Country singer-songwriters Mitchell Tenpenny and Jay Webb will join Flo Rida as special guests.

Flo Rida is known for a string of multiplatinum hits, including “Low,” “Whistle,” “Wild Ones” and “My House.” One of the best-selling digital artists of his era, he has remained a fixture on pop and hip-hop radio throughout his career.

Tenpenny is a Nashville-based performer whose music combines traditional country storytelling with contemporary pop influences. His latest album, “The 3rd,” was released in September 2025.

Webb is an emerging country artist who has built a growing national following through his original music and high-energy live performances.

The Whistle & Whiskey Tour is promoted as “A Country Party, A Hip-Hop Legend, One Unforgettable Night,” pairing Flo Rida’s catalog of crossover hits with two rising voices in country music.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 25, through Ticketmaster. Additional information is available at DECC.org.

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