Deante' Hitchcock

Sean Healy Presents: Deante’ Hitchcock at The BroadwayTickets7:30PM - 21+General Admission:ADV: $20 // DOS: $25Meet & Greet:$75 ~Includes a GA Ticket to the Show, Meet & Greet with Deante’ Hitchcock & Official Poster Signed by Deante’ Hitchcock.On-sale:Thursday, September 10th at 10AMAtlanta-bred lyricist Deante Hitchcock has built a career on a rare balance of technical precision and emotional honesty, positioning himself as one of the South’s most compelling storytellers. Raised in Riverdale, Georgia, Hitchcock grew up immersed in the evolving Atlanta sound—studying icons like OutKast and Young Thug while developing a voice that bridges introspection, humor, and vulnerability.Born on March 10, 1993, a “Grady Baby” from Atlanta’s southside, Hitchcock began rapping at 12, sharpening his skills through freestyles and early mixtapes. While attending Georgia Southern University as a pre-med student, he launched hisNew Atlanta Tuesdaysfreestyle series, viral dorm-room videos that ultimately pushed him to leave school and pursue music full-time. That leap resulted in a steady run of independent projects, including19 Summers(2012),Wishful Thinking(2015),Good(2016), andSo Much for Good Luck(2017), each sharpening his reputation as a thoughtful and technically gifted MC.Hitchcock’s profile expanded in 2019 through collaborations and key industry co-signs. His appearance on “PTSD” from Revenge of the Dreamers III—alongside Omen, Mereba, and St. Beauty—earned him a Grammy nomination and introduced him to a broader audience via Dreamville Records. Around the same time, support from figures like Charlamagne tha God, Wale, and Mark Pitts helped cement his rising status.Before releasing a full-length album, Hitchcock had already toured with a wide range of artists including JID, Rapsody, 6LACK, Wale, and Jidenna—developing a reputation as a dynamic live performer well before his commercial breakthrough.In 2020, Hitchcock released his major-label debutBETTER, a project that showca