For the final Florida stop on the Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour, fans filled the theater in tuxedos, gowns and the kind of energy that has become the signature POM20 vibe.
Fresh off the release of his 12th album, Set In Stone, Rick Ross took fans on a journey through two decades of hits backed by the Renaissance Orchestra and the Sainted Trap Choir. Every record felt bigger, and every lyric hit a little differently with the live orchestra behind it.
One of the most emotional moments of the night came during the show’s memorial tribute, honoring friends, family and cultural icons who are no longer with us. It was a powerful reminder that while the tour celebrates 20 years of Port of Miami, it’s also about the people who helped shape the journey.
Since launching earlier this year, each stop has brought its own surprises, with appearances by DJ Khaled, Uncle Luke, 2 Chainz, CeeLo Green, Scarface, Boosie, Lil Duval, Remy Ma, Beanie Sigel, Freeway, Twista, Kash Doll and more. Orlando proudly added Trina, BossMan Dlow and Nino Breeze to that growing list.
Orlando proved once again why Florida will always hold a special place in the Rick Ross story. Next stop, Washington, D.C., we hear it’s almost sold out.
