The Big Picture Tour
Saba
with KaiCrewSade , DJ Oreo
Set Times:
Saba – 10:00pm
DJ Dam Dam – 9:45pm
Ovrkast – 8:45pm
DJ Oreo – 8:00
Doors – 7:00pm
*Set times are approximate and subject to change without notice.
About Saba
A successful independent artist, Saba has rooted his career in an authenticity and musicality that’s made him one of his generation’s most important and unique voices in rap. Saba’s most recent career highlights include performing at the United Center arena for Chance the Rapper’s Acid Rap Anniversary, playing two weekends at Coachella, and touring the US, Europe and Africa in support of his album Few Good Things. This year, Spotify has included Saba’s critically acclaimed CARE FOR ME album amongst it’s “Spotify Classics: Hip-Hop & R&B Albums of the Streaming Era” campaign (which includes Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator and more) with billboards across LA and NYC.
Saba began making music at age 9 and was writing and producing songs by early adolescence. Building a recording studio in his grandmother’s basement on the west side of Chicago, he and a group of neighborhood friends formed their Pivot Gang collective. In 2019, J. Cole tapped Saba for the Dreamville collaboration album Revenge of the Dreamers III, in which Saba earned his first RIAA Gold certification for the song “Sacrifices.” That same year, Saba, Noname and Smino announced the creation of their Midwest super-group Ghetto Sage with the release of...
About KaiCrewSade
Kaicrewsade (Makhi Miller) is a 22-year-old rapper, singer, and cultural storyteller from Chicago’s West Side, weaving together the soulful grit of jazz, the bounce of Southern funk, and the raw honesty of hip-hop. Raised between Chicago and Mississippi, Kaicrewsade pulls from a wide musical lineage — think George Clinton’s funkadelic freedom, Roy Ayers’ buttery grooves, and the poetic urgency of artists like Noname and Saba. Kaicrewsade first turned a few heads with Steve’s Demo, an intimate, jazz-laced EP recorded at just 18. Since then, he’s carved out a lane that’s entirely his own — introspective but
celebratory, socially conscious yet sonically adventurous. His 2024 mixtape, Yvette, was a breakout moment, featuring collabs with Lance Skiiiwalker, femdot., Nico Segal, and theMIND. Tracks like, “Let’s Get It!” and “RIP Rashad Harden,” show a fearless fusion of storytelling and sonic experimentation. In between releasing projects, he keeps his fans engaged with singles and short packs.
Off the mic, Kaicrewsade is a community organizer and founder of a local poetry club, Kai Poetry Club, that uplifts youth voices across Chicago. His mission is to create a safe space thatfeel like home — bold, honest, and rooted in vulnerability.
Most recently, his most...
About DJ Oreo
DJ Oreo, born and bred on the vibrant streets of Chicago’s Westside, has been a pivotal figure in the city’s music scene for over a decade. With an illustrious career spanning from 2013 to the present day, DJ Oreo’s journey began within the heart of the footwork community, where his passion for music ignited.
From humble beginnings making beats for friends’ practice sessions, DJ Oreo quickly emerged as a sought-after talent, spinning tracks at local parties and events. His early foray into the underground scene led him to collaborate with the influential YouTube channel, Walacam, where he honed his craft in crowd control and experimental music.
As DJ Oreo’s reputation grew, so did his ambition. He transitioned into hosting local dance battles and providing beats for emerging artists, including the likes of Calez, Kembe X, Alex Wiley, Chance the Rapper, Vic Mensa, Lil Yachty, and G Herbo, among others. His dynamic presence and infectious energy on stage captivated audiences worldwide, yet DJ Oreo yearned for something more.
In 2016, DJ Oreo’s vision came to fruition with the inception of Oreofest, a celebration of music, community, and culture. The inaugural event drew throngs of fans and featured performances from Chicago’s...
