DMV rapper Freaky P carried his growing live momentum to California with a performance at Ventura Music Hall during Dave Blunts’ Still Standing Tour.
Freaky P, also known as Prince Simon Olateru-Olagbegi, took the stage in Ventura, California, on August 28, 2026, as part of Dave Blunts’ Still Standing Tour. The appearance placed the Maryland-raised artist in front of a West Coast audience as he continues expanding his reach beyond the DMV. Materials supplied by Freaky P describe the Ventura event as sold out, while the official tour schedule confirms Ventura Music Hall as one of the California stops on the run.
The performance adds another chapter to a live résumé that Freaky P has steadily developed over the past several years. According to information provided by the artist, he has previously shared bills with names including Famous Dex, Dave Blunts, Lil Reese and Kirko Bangz. Rather than treating each appearance as an isolated moment, Freaky P has continued using live shows to introduce his music to audiences outside his home region while strengthening the connection between his recordings and his stage presence.
That progression has been building alongside an expanding catalog. Freaky P has been recording and releasing music for years, with projects including Ocean View 2 and the more recent Ocean View 3. His earlier releases helped establish a sound rooted in DMV rap while leaving room for melodic and more reflective records. 24Hip-Hop previously covered Freaky P around the release of Ocean View 2, a project that included the track “Cali to DMV,” making his latest California appearance a fitting extension of a connection already present in his music.
Released in March 2025, Ocean View 3 continued the series and gave Freaky P another full project to build around as his live activity increased. His broader catalog also includes “Is U,” produced by CashMoneyAP, as well as “Thought That I Retired,” his collaboration with Dizzy Wright. Together, those releases show an artist who has continued adding to his body of work while keeping performance at the center of his development.
The Ventura date also placed Freaky P within a tour that has been moving through several markets across the United States. Dave Blunts’ official Still Standing Tour schedule listed Ventura between San Diego and Berkeley, with additional California dates continuing later in September. For Freaky P, joining that environment gave him another opportunity to perform in front of listeners who may have been encountering his music for the first time.
With the Ventura appearance now behind him, Freaky P’s next step appears to be continuing the same combination of touring, consistency and new music that has carried him this far. From his Maryland roots to stages on the West Coast, the rapper is building his profile one performance at a time while showing that his presence is increasingly extending well beyond the DMV.
For more updates check out Freaky P’s socials:
Instagram @Mrfreakyp
Twitter @Mrfreakyp1
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