April 14, 2025
Where The Party At Tour
8:00 pm - 8:00 pm
1000 Palladium Drive, Ottawa, K2V 1A5
About Event
For over 20 years, Nelly has been a trailblazing force in music and entertainment, seamlessly blending genres like hip-hop and country. He has achieved double-diamond certification, won three Grammys, and delivered countless chart-topping hits. Known for iconic anthems such as “Hot in Herre” and “Dilemma,” Nelly has collaborated with artists ranging from Tim McGraw to Florida Georgia Line and ventured into fashion, beverages, and television.
As an entrepreneur, Nelly launched Apple Bottoms, the first inclusive jean line designed to celebrate women of all shapes and sizes. Recently, he reintroduced the brand, incorporating advanced stretch technology and modern styles to continue empowering women.
From unforgettable Grammy performances to innovative brand partnerships, Nelly remains a global icon. Beyond his professional success, he is committed to philanthropy, supporting causes like Make-A-Wish and providing scholarships for aspiring musicians.
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