Chingy's 2005 Concert History

Howard Bailey, Jr. (born March 9, 1980 in St. Louis, Missouri), better known by his stage name Chingy, is an American rapper, actor and entrepreneur. Following in the footsteps of his heroes Ice Cube and Run-DMC, he began writing lyrics at age nine and was recording at ten. He originally considered the stage name H.Thugzy before settling on Chingy, a slang term for money. With the release of the track "Right Thurr" Chingy became an overnight sensation, with the track peaking at number four on the Billboard 100.

May 22, 2005
Chingy

Florida SpringFest

Downtown Pensacola Pensacola, Florida, United States
May 20, 2005 –
May 22, 2005
Florida SpringFest 2005
Papa Roach / Theory of a Deadman / Everclear / Lit / Cheap Trick / Cracker / The Black Crowes / Flogging Molly / Cowboy Mouth / Brother Cane / Camper Van Beethoven / Chingy / Diamond Rio / Percy Sledge / Rebirth Brass Band / John Michael Montgomery
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Downtown Pensacola Pensacola, Florida, United States
Mar 13, 2005
Chingy

Edgefest 2005 Hamilton

Mystery Creek Events Centre Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand
Mar 03, 2005
Chingy

MTV Australia Video Music Awards

Big Top, Luna Park Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Mar 02, 2005
Ja Rule / 112 / Chingy / Case / Nitty

Roc Tha Block 2005

Qudos Bank Arena Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Feb 22, 2005
Chingy Golden Phoenix Casino Showroom Reno, Nevada, United States
Feb 21, 2005
Chingy / Warren G House of Blues Anaheim Anaheim, California, United States
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Dance-Pop
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Southern Hip Hop
Urban Contemporary
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Dirty South Rap
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