Freaky P is continuing to stretch his reach beyond the DMV, bringing his catalog and stage presence to California during Dave Blunts’ Still Standing Tour.
The Maryland-raised rapper, also known as Prince Simon Olateru-Olagbegi, appeared at Ventura Music Hall in Ventura, California, on August 28, 2026, as part of the Still Standing Tour. According to materials supplied by Freaky P, the date played to a sold-out crowd, giving the artist another opportunity to introduce his music to listeners well outside the Washington, D.C. region where his career first began taking shape.
For Freaky P, the Ventura performance fits into a broader run of live appearances that has steadily put him alongside established names. The artist says he has previously shared stages with Famous Dex, Lil Reese, Kirko Bangz and Dave Blunts, adding to a résumé that increasingly connects his independent catalog with larger touring audiences.
That live progression mirrors the way his recorded work has developed over time. Freaky P has been making music since the early 2010s and began releasing material more consistently several years later, eventually building out the Ocean View series. Ocean View 2 included “Cali to DMV,” a title that feels especially fitting now that he is taking his music directly to West Coast crowds, while Ocean View 3 arrived in 2025 as another step forward in the series.
His catalog also extends beyond those projects. Freaky P has released records including “Is U,” produced by CashMoneyAP, and “Thought That I Retired,” featuring Dizzy Wright, giving him a body of work that moves between DMV-rooted rap, melodic records and more reflective material. That range has helped give his live sets enough variety to translate in rooms far removed from his home market.
The Ventura stop also placed Freaky P inside a broader California stretch of Dave Blunts’ Still Standing Tour, with the run moving through multiple cities across the state. For an independent artist still building national visibility, those dates offer more than performance opportunities. They provide access to new regional audiences, new collaborators and a chance to strengthen the connection between streaming growth and real-world fan response.
At this stage, Freaky P’s trajectory appears to be centered on consistency rather than a single breakout moment. By continuing to release music, travel and step onto bigger stages, he is gradually pushing his name beyond the DMV while keeping his identity tied to the region that shaped him. The Ventura appearance may be one tour stop, but it also reflects a larger shift in where Freaky P’s music is beginning to travel.
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