Singer and Rapper T-Pain will be performing a free concert in Mobile's Mardi Gras Park on October 20th.The concert is being presented by Andy Citrin Injury Atto
Singer and Rapper T-Pain will be performing a free concert in Mobile's Mardi Gras Park on October 20th.The following road closures will be in effect starting at 5:00 p.m. to ensure the safety and smooth flow of traffic during the concert:Access to the tunnel and Northbound Conception Street.Additionally, the east side of the tunnel will be closed during the T-Payne Concert. Both eastbound and westbound traffic through the tunnel will be shut down at the conclusion of the concert.
Motorists are strongly advised to plan their routes accordingly and consider using alternative roads to avoid delays in the affected areas. We encourage concert attendees to utilize public transportation to help reduce congestion. Andy Citrin Injury Attorneys is proud to present nationally known hip-hop artist, T-Pain, in concert on Friday, October 20th at Mardi Gras Park in downtown Mobile. This is the law firm’s first community concert titled “All We Do Is Win” and is free to the public with gates opening at 5PM.
Since emerging in 2004, T-Pain not only changed the course of pop, hip-hop, and R&B, but he also reshaped the fabric of the culture itself. His voice can be heard loud and clear moving over 50 million singles, gathering billions of streams, picking up six GRAMMY Awards, and selling out shows on multiple continents. He shocked audiences everywhere as the first-ever winner of FOX’s smash The Masked Singer.
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