“Cash Money & No Limit Tour” Sunrise Show Canceled, Refunds Detailed
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Birdman and Master P’s “Cash Money & No Limit Tour” will not reach Sunrise, Florida, on November 6. Amerant Bank Arena listed the show as canceled and posted refund instructions for fans who bought tickets.
The arena’s notice cited “unforeseen circumstances” without giving a more specific reason. The Friday concert was set for 8 p.m., with Boosie billed as a special guest. No replacement date appears in the notice.
The arena said refunds were available through the original seller and could take up to 30 days. SeatGeek customers do not need to file a request; their refunds will be automatic.
Fans who used resale sites, including StubHub, Vivid Seats or Ticketmaster, should contact those companies’ customer service teams. Anyone who bought tickets at the arena’s box office window should call 954-835-SHOW to provide refund information.
There is still conflicting information online. Promoter BMN Entertainment’s individual Sunrise page continues to display November 6, while its main tour itinerary leaves Sunrise out. The venue’s own page explicitly marks the show canceled.
Before the run, Master P discussed the joint tour and independent business with DJ Greg Street in an August interview for V-103 Atlanta.
The pairing brought artists from both New Orleans labels onto one arena bill. The announced lineup included Juvenile, Mannie Fresh and B.G. alongside No Limit names such as Silkk The Shocker and Mia X. BMN Entertainment promoted the run.
In explaining the collaboration, Birdman and Slim Williams previously described the tour as a celebration of their New Orleans roots and a chance to bring longtime fans together.
The tour began September 11 at Houston’s Toyota Center, then headed to New Orleans the next night. At that hometown stop, B.G. proposed to Brooke Jones onstage at Smoothie King Center. She accepted.
For fans looking at other dates, the promoter’s current schedule still lists Tampa’s Benchmark International Arena on November 7 and Raleigh’s Lenovo Center on November 8, both at 8 p.m.
The remaining listed stops are Chicago’s Wintrust Arena on November 13, Cincinnati’s Heritage Bank Center on November 14 and Cleveland’s Rocket Arena on November 15. Chicago and Cincinnati are set for 8 p.m.; Cleveland is listed for 7 p.m.
