This isn’t just a performance. This is the origin story. The architect of Wiscansin Fest, the king of hooks, and a cultural icon in his own right — T-Pain closed out Back to Wiscansin IV with a set that felt like a celebration of everything he’s built.

Backed by a full band, a stacked catalog of...

“Billie Eilish” but make it Wiscansin! Armani White tore through the space-time continuum with a high-octane performance that had the crowd jumping from the past to the future and back again.

From explosive flows to crowd-surfing charisma, Armani lit up the stage with a set that was part house p...

When Feid hit the stage at Back to Wiscansin IV, the entire crowd shifted into another dimension — one where reggaeton rhythms ruled and every beat felt like summer in Medellín. Drenched in green and powered by pure energía, Feid brought his signature mix of smooth melodies and raw street heat to...

Flo Milli stepped on stage like she owned the whole timeline — and honestly, she did. Dripping in confidence, charisma, and couture, she turned Back to Wiscansin IV into her personal runway and had the entire crowd rapping bar for bar.

From viral hits to new heat, Flo delivered a set that was eq...

Wale stepped on stage with quiet confidence and left the crowd hanging on every word. Blending poetic finesse with go-go bounce and undeniable D.C. swagger, his Back to Wiscansin IV set was a masterclass in storytelling, energy, and timeless hits.

From reflective verses to radio classics, Wale m...

Kash Doll hit the stage dripped in confidence and Detroit royalty. With bars that cut deep and charisma that lit up the entire fest, she brought the kind of energy that had the crowd rapping every word like a flex anthem.

Switching between icy flows and bossed-up attitude, Kash reminded everyone...

When Pusha T took the stage at Back to Wiscansin IV, the temperature dropped — and the bars got surgical. With a delivery as sharp as his pen and presence as heavy as his legacy, King Push brought luxury rap to the festival stage with icy precision.

From coke-era classics to modern-day anthems, ...

Durand Bernarr didn’t just perform — he transcended. With vocals smoother than silk and a personality big enough to beam across timelines, he turned Back to Wiscansin IV into a funky, soulful, intergalactic joyride.

Backed by rich harmonies, genre-defying vibes, and unmatched stage charisma, Dur...

When DJ Diesel touched down at Back to Wiscansin IV, the entire fest felt the shockwaves. Towering behind the decks — literally and sonically — Shaq transformed the stage into a high-voltage battleground of bass drops and controlled chaos.

With a set packed full of neck-snapping drops, mosh-pit ...

Dreezy hit the stage like a quiet storm — smooth, sharp, and ready to shake the room. Repping Chicago with effortless confidence, she brought bars, beauty, and pure stage command to Back to Wiscansin IV, flowing between hard-hitting verses and melodic flexes like it was second nature.

Whether sh...

NLE Choppa hit the stage like a lightning strike — fast, loud, and impossible to ignore. With nonstop energy, high-powered choreography, and anthems that had the crowd screaming every bar, his Back to Wiscansin IV set was straight-up electric.

He brought Memphis to Milwaukee with raw passion and...

When PROF hit the stage, all bets were off. Unfiltered, unhinged, and unbelievably entertaining, he turned Back to Wiscansin IV into his personal playground — bouncing between outrageous antics, razor-sharp bars, and pure showmanship like only he can.

From mosh-worthy moments to laugh-out-loud b...

GloRilla pulled up and the whole festival shifted. With a voice that cuts through the noise and a presence you can’t ignore, she brought pure Memphis energy to the Back to Wiscansin IV stage and had the crowd locked in from the first beat.

Backed by booming 808s and unfiltered bars, Glo reminded...

If you’ve been to Wiscansin Fest, you know the name Djay Mando. From day one, he’s been the heartbeat of the fest — and at Back to Wiscansin IV, he reminded everyone exactly why.

Repping Milwaukee to the fullest, Mando kept the energy sky-high from the moment gates opened, blending local flavor ...

When Jermaine Dupri stepped behind the decks at Back to Wiscansin IV, it wasn’t just a DJ set — it was a masterclass in how to move a crowd. From ATL anthems to certified classics, JD took the festival on a ride through decades of hits, blending nostalgia with straight-up party energy.

The So So...

From online votes to center stage — Asaka the Renegade didn’t just show up, he showed out. As the champion of T-Pain’s March Music Madness, he earned the right to open Back to Wiscansin IV, and turned that spotlight into a full-blown takeover.

With raw bars, fearless presence, and a hunger you c...