Gibbs exited Alfredo 1 with “Scottie Beam” and fittingly opened Alfredo 2 with its own leading single, “1995.” It was evident from its opening riff that it instilled the same energy as its predecessor ...

The duo joined Denzel Curry, 2DeadBoyz (Flatbush Zombies’ Zombie Juice and Meechy Darko) and Earl Sweatshirt. The historic Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado held its annual Halloween bash ...

Freddie Gibbs performed as Incredibles villain Frozone to celebrate Halloween 2025. The rapper cosplayed as his animated twin while performing at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado with Denzel ...

Walking into the showroom of The Van Buren on October 29 to watch Freddie Gibbs headline, an odd realization took hold of me. I was not among typical rap fans. Sure, the many Freddie fans eagerly ...

In 2020, Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist — often known to fans as Alc — released their album “Alfredo.” Five years later, the rapper-producer pair returned with a sequel, “Alfredo 2,” released July 25 ...

Freddie Gibbs may not be a household name, but to those who are in the know, he’s one of the most beloved and respected figures from the last decade of hip-hop. Gibbs has endeared himself to fans ...

There are few MCs in the hip-hop game today who balance underground cred, unerring sonic adventurism and critical and audience hosannahs quite like Freddie Gibbs. And now he’s coming to school Orlando ...

At this point, Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist have spoiled us rotten, but we’re not complaining. Their first project together, Alfredo, was a 35-minute masterpiece with no skips, something that ...

At the 2025 MTV VMAs, Freddie Gibbs stirred things up by taking a few shots at Gunna, reigniting their long-running feud. Gibbs posted a series of Instagram Stories after spotting Gunna sitting close ...

Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist soon stroll in, with the former colorfully explaining his tardiness: “I was underwear shopping…I’m gonna get fucked in these,” he informs, admiring the three-pack as he ...

Freddie Gibbs is not here for robots in rap—or for hurt feelings in the studio. In a candid conversation with The Ringer, the Grammy-nominated rapper blasted artists who use artificial intelligence ...