Concert by Texas rapper That Mexican OT at The Midland Theatre, blending hip-hop with norteño and lucha libre influences.
That Mexican OT plays The Midland Theatre on Tuesday, December 15, with doors opening at 6 PM and the show starting at 7 PM. He's a rapper from Bay City, Texas, and he carries that Texas identity into everything he does. His album Lonestar Luchador pulls from Houston rap, East Coast hip-hop, and classic norteño and Tejano, drawing on lucha libre and corrido traditions in a style he calls "grito ranchero." He raps and sings in both English and Spanish, and his flow takes cues from Eminem, Big L, UGK, and Lil' Keke.
He's worked with Texas figures like Paul Wall and OG Ron C, and he's signed to Manifest/GoodTalk/Good Money Global. That puts him in the same lineage as the voices GoodTalk/CMG has platformed, including Nipsey Hussle, Big K.R.I.T., and Joey Bada$$. If you're familiar with the Texas rap scene, those names should give you a good sense of the company he keeps.
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A few practical things to keep in mind before you head out: the show is for ages 18 and over, so make sure you've got your ID on you. Also, The Midland is a cashless venue, which means they only take debit or credit cards—no cash for drinks or merch. Doors open at 6 PM, the show starts at 7 PM, and the venue is at 1228 Main St in Kansas City.
