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Stalley – Fitzgerald's

Stalley Hip-Hop Concert for Two or Four on January 17 at 9 p.m. (Up to 53% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Rick Ross protégé with small-town roots infuses tracks with crystal-clear lyrics, filtered through a humble yet electrifying stage presence

The Fine Print

Going to a concert is the only way to listen to music in public without having to put your mouth around a discman to catch its sound vibrations. Enjoy easier listening with this GrouponLive deal to see Stalley at Fitzgerald’s on Thursday, January 17, at 9 p.m. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. Choose between two options:

  • For $25, you get two general-admission tickets (up to a $42.88 value, including all fees).
  • For $40, you get four general-admission tickets (up to an $85.76 value, including all fees).

Stalley

Stalley may be a protégé of revered rapper and producer Rick Ross, but his clear, boyish flow is a far cry from the gravelly voice of his mentor. It’s just one of the many ways he’s carved out his own path in the hip-hop world. Rather than chronicle a gangster lifestyle, the Ohio-born MC infuses his experiences of growing up in a small Midwestern community into his songs. “I speak about Chevys, small towns, factories, family-owned businesses, railroads, Smucker’s, the Midwest,” he told the Wall Street Journal, who described 2011’s Lincoln Way Nights as “a concept album depicting a long night out in his Ohio hometown.”

Stalley has developed a rabble-rousing stage presence thanks to myriad gigs throughout the country, including SXSW and the Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival. Whether he mixes the cadence of a slow R & B jam with crystal-clear flow on “Home to You” or samples Charles Bradley’s “The World (Is Going Up in Flames)” on “Petrin Hill Peonies,” he imbues his swagger with a disarming personability, endearing him to audience members and jaded microphones alike. Rapper Le$ opens the show with tracks from his buzzworthy mixtape, The Struggle Continues.

Stalley Live at Saint John’s Springfest 2012

Warning: Contains strong language

Fitzgerald’s

Fitzgerald’s has been corralling an eclectic bevy of live entertainment—from R.E.M. to Tina Turner—since it first flung open its doors in 1977. The two-story hot spot, once a Polish community center, brims with four bars, two stages, a dance floor, and an outdoor balcony where squirrels often gather to form The Wave for their favorite singer.

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The Groupon Guide to: Diner Speak

The main attraction to eating at a “greasy spoon” diner is to hear the delightful lingo the servers use to relay your order to the cooks. Many people will often order second and third meals just to hear the servers yell and then discreetly throw away the food. Here is a guide to their secret language:

Order: Double cheeseburger, medium rare, with pickles
Diner Speak: Double hockey puck made of meat with a pink soul and zombie nickels

Order: Turkey sandwich on rye, no mayo
Diner Speak: Professor Gobblington with a PhD in the economics of foreign grain markets, send the white stranger packing

Order: Two eggs, scrambled, with bacon and coffee, cream and sugar
Diner Speak: Twin albino footballs meet with a tragic accident, send the mother a crispy flag and fill the dark night with the first tragically beautiful snowfall of winter

Order: Pancakes
Diner Speak: Lil’ Sweetie Flat Breads starring Shirley Temple (1934)

Order: Pot roast
Diner Speak: Roast, pot-style

Zombie nickels: cause they’re soft, green, and dead feelin’

Stalley

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    Fitzgerald's

    2706 White Oak Dr.
    Houston, Texas 77007
    (832) 631-0350
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  • Contact Fitzgerald's at (832) 631-0350 for questions or hours.

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