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Goodie Mob, formed in 1991 in Atlanta as part of the influential Dungeon Family collective, helped redefine Southern hip-hop with soulful production and sharp storytelling. The original lineup—CeeLo Green, Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo—built a legacy that fans still celebrate today. Their breakthrough came with the 1995 album Soul Food, a critical and commercial success that earned Gold certification in the United States.

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Over the years, Goodie Mob released a string of influential albums, earning praise for their thoughtful lyrics and dynamic collaborations. Their latest studio project, Survival Kit (2020), produced by Organized Noize, features guests like Chuck D, André 3000, and Big Boi, continuing the group’s tradition of thoughtful, boundary-pushing hip-hop. In 2025, the group publicly announced a farewell, with 30th-anniversary Soul Food events planned in Atlanta, including performances at venues like The Tabernacle.

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The live experience

What reaches the room

Goodie Mob’s impact on Southern hip-hop is enduring. From iconic tracks like Cell Therapy and Soul Food to crowd-pleasing live sets, the group has carved out a lasting place in music history. For fans in Atlanta and beyond, upcoming live dates offer a chance to experience their timeless sound alongside new material from Survival Kit and classic favorites. We’ll keep you informed on tour announcements and provide easy, straightforward access to tickets when new shows are announced.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Upcoming tour details, including the 30th-anniversary Soul Food events in Atlanta (e.g., The Tabernacle on Nov 2, 2025), will be updated as dates are finalized. Date to be announced for some stops, with RESCHEDULED from its original date where applicable.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Goodie Mob

  • Formed in 1991 in Atlanta; original lineup: CeeLo Green, Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo; part of the Dungeon Family collective.
  • Soul Food (1995) was a critical and commercial breakthrough and was certified Gold in the U.S.
  • Studio albums (most recent first): Survival Kit (2020), Age Against the Machine (2013), One Monkey Don't Stop No Show (2004), World Party (1999), Still Standing (1998), Soul Food (1995).
  • Survival Kit (2020) was produced by Organized Noize and features guests such as Chuck D, André 3000, and Big Boi.
  • In 2025, CeeLo Green publicly announced the group’s farewell; 30th-anniversary Soul Food events were planned in Atlanta (e.g., Tabernacle, Nov 2, 2025).
  • Top singles with chart peaks include Cell Therapy (Hot 100 peak 39; Rap 1), Soul Food (Hot 100 64; Rap 7), Dirty South (Hot 100 92; Rap 8), Black Ice (Sky High) (Hot 100 50; Rap 13).

The records

Goodie Mob Discography

  • Survival Kit
    2020 · Organized Noize / Goodie Mob Worldwide
  • Age Against the Machine
    2013 · The Right Records / Primary Wave / Atlantic
  • One Monkey Don't Stop No Show
    2004 · Koch
  • World Party
    1999 · LaFace
  • Still Standing
    1998 · LaFace
  • Soul Food
    1995 · LaFace / Arista

The hits

Top Goodie Mob Songs

  • Frontline
    2020 · —
  • Fight to Win
    2012 · —
  • Special Education (feat. Janelle Monáe)
    2013 · —
  • Get Rich to This (feat. Big Boi & Backbone)
    1999 · US Hot 100: —; US R&B: 65; US Rap: —
  • Black Ice (Sky High) (feat. OutKast)
    1998 · US Hot 100: 50; US R&B: 48; US Rap: 13
  • They Don't Dance No Mo'
    1998 · US Hot 100: —; US R&B: 53; US Rap: —
  • Dirty South (feat. Cool Breeze & Outkast)
    1996 · US Hot 100: 92; US R&B: 53; US Rap: 8
  • Soul Food (feat. Sleepy Brown)
    1996 · US Hot 100: 64; US R&B: 31; US Rap: 7
  • Cell Therapy
    1995 · US Hot 100: 39; US R&B: 17; US Rap: 1
  • What It Ain't (Ghetto Enuff) (feat. TLC)
    2000 · US Hot 100: —; US R&B: 103; US Rap: —

Goodie Mob’s impact on Southern hip-hop is enduring. From iconic tracks like Cell Therapy and Soul Food to crowd-pleasing live sets, the group has carved out a lasting place in music history. For fans in Atlanta and beyond, upcoming live dates offer a chance to experience their timeless sound alongside new material from Survival Kit and classic favorites. We’ll keep you informed on tour announcements and provide easy, straightforward access to tickets when new shows are announced.

Upcoming tour details, including the 30th-anniversary Soul Food events in Atlanta (e.g., The Tabernacle on Nov 2, 2025), will be updated as dates are finalized. Date to be announced for some stops, with RESCHEDULED from its original date where applicable.

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