Rich Quick Tickets

Rich Quick, also known as RichMFnQuick, was a distinctive voice in the Philadelphia hip-hop community with roots in Woodbury, New Jersey. Merging introspective storytelling with a street-smart outlook, he built a dedicated following through driven singles and collaborative projects. While his work never dominated major charts, his influence remains felt in the NJ/Philadelphia scene, where memorials and legacy discussions continue to honor his contributions.

On stage and in the studio, Rich Quick collaborated with notable artists such as Reef The Lost Cauze, Rakaa Iriscience, Jakk Frost, and Chuck Treece, enriching a catalog that includes the Sad Songz EP (2013) on Ben Frank Recordings and The Everywhere Man (2015) on Soulspazm. His lead singles—Travelin' Man, Say U Love Me, Walk on Bye (all 2013), and The Everywhere Man (2015)—demonstrate a consistent voice and dedication to craft, even as chart success remained elusive.

Even after his passing on September 6–7, 2018, Rich Quick’s legacy lives on through archival releases, memorial events, and ongoing conversations within Philadelphia and New Jersey hip-hop circles. Fans continue to explore his SoundCloud catalog under richmfnquick and follow his enduring footprint across social platforms and Spotify, where two albums can be streamed.

Upcoming tour activity for Rich Quick has paused in 2025, with posthumous endeavors centered on memorial observances and legacy features rather than live performances. For fans seeking a connection to his work, exploring his discography, archival tracks on SoundCloud, and official tributes provides a meaningful way to honor his contributions to the genre. If you’re planning a tribute or researching his impact on the local scene, we’ve got you covered with reliable context and access to related events and memorials as they’re announced.

We’re here to help you secure your seats for related events, uncover archival releases, and connect with the broader Philadelphia/New Jersey hip-hop community continuing Rich Quick’s memory in an authentic, respectful way.