Logic and G-Eazy brought The Endless Summer Tour: Part II to North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista on Friday, October 16, 2026. Celebrating ten years since their original 2016 tour together, the two rappers reunited to perform some of their biggest hits and bring back memories for fans who grew up listening to their music. Joining them was special guest Juicy J, bringing his own collection of hip-hop classics to the stage.
The tour brought together three artists with different styles and sounds, giving fans a chance to experience music from different eras of hip-hop.
His set featured songs from his career, including classics associated with Three 6 Mafia such as "Stay Fly," "Slob on My Knob," and "Tear da Club Up '97." His catalog also includes popular collaborations like Katy Perry's "Dark Horse," "23," and "Bounce It."
Juicy J's appearance added something different to the night, especially for fans who grew up listening to his music. Having him on the same lineup as Logic and G-Eazy showed how different generations of hip-hop could come together for one tour.
Logic took the stage with a setlist that included songs from different points in his career. Opening with "Contact," he continued with "Soul Food / Soul Food II" and "Everybody," bringing back some of the music that helped him gain recognition.
Throughout his performance, Logic performed fan favorites such as "Like Woah," "44 More," "Homicide," and "Under Pressure." His setlist included a mix of energetic tracks and songs that focused more on his personal experiences.
One memorable moment happened when Logic began throwing T-shirts into the crowd. It was a fun interaction that gave fans a chance to be part of the performance and take home something from the concert.
Another important song in his set was "1-800-273-8255," a track known for its message about mental health and suicide prevention. The song represents a different side of Logic's music, showing how he uses his platform to talk about serious topics while connecting with his listeners.
As his performance continued, Logic performed songs like "Everyday," "City of Stars," and "Fade Away" before closing.
Logic gave fans a chance to revisit different eras of his career, from his earlier projects to some of his most recognizable releases.
His set included familiar tracks such as "Tumblr Girls," "Lady Killers II," and "I Mean It," along with mainstream hits like "Me, Myself & I," "Him & I," and "No Limit."
For longtime fans, these songs brought back memories of when G-Eazy was becoming one of the most recognizable artists in mainstream hip-hop. His music has always mixed confident lyrics, catchy production, and personal storytelling, which helped him create his own sound.
One of the most memorable moments of his performance happened during "No Limit." As Cardi B's verse approached, G-Eazy held his microphone toward the audience, allowing fans to rap her part of the song. The crowd immediately joined in, loudly performing the verse almost word for word.
It was a fun moment because G-Eazy didn't have to perform that part himself. Instead, he let the fans take over, turning the song into a huge sing-along. The interaction showed how much people still remember and enjoy his music years after its original release.
What made The Endless Summer Tour: Part II special was seeing Logic and G-Eazy come together again after ten years. Both artists have grown and changed throughout their careers, but their older music continues to connect with the fans who supported them from the beginning.
Although both rappers have different musical styles, they share a similar history of gaining popularity during the same era.
Having Juicy J on the lineup also added another layer to the experience, bringing together music from different generations.
Overall, The Endless Summer Tour: Part II was more than just another concert. It was a chance for fans to revisit songs they grew up listening to while seeing two artists reunite on the same tour a decade later.
From Logic's career-spanning setlist to G-Eazy letting the audience take over Cardi B's verse during "No Limit," the Chula Vista stop was filled with moments that reminded fans why they connected with these artists in the first place.