GRIEVES & WHITNEY PEYETON
w/ guest: GLASS TUNG
Friday November 7, 2025
8pm doors / 9pm show / 21+
Auburn Oddfellows Hall
1226 1/2 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA
Tix: Ticketweb.com & Recycled Records
Info: LateNiteProductions.com
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GRIEVES: When asked if he always knew he’d end up being a rapper, Benjamin Laub—better known as Grieves—can only laugh. “Oh no, not really,” he says, “I was in bands and stuff, but I grew up listening mainly to Punk stuff. It wasn’t until I got a little older that Hip-Hop really started to happen for me.” When Grieves first heard artists like Mobb Deep and Wu-Tang Clan, he remembers being drawn to their sound. “Hearing all the samples and stuff from records that I heard my dad play when I was a kid… You start to hear the connections. When I discovered people like Atmosphere, it was like hearing somebody speak their truth in a way that related to me. That’s when I first started to think about Hip-Hop as a way to really talk about what was happening in my life. Hard to believe that now, over a decade later, that’s actually what I’m still doing.”
WHITNEY PEYTON: Growing up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Peyton looked up to artists who had emerged from the area such as Will Smith, Eve, and Pink. Peyton started writing poetry and became influenced to pursue a music career after seeing music videos starring Missy Elliott, Eminem, and No Doubt.
You may also like the following events from One Vision Entertainment Group:
- Next month, 6th November, 08:00 pm, GRIEVES & WHITNEY PEYTON live in RENO, NV! in Reno
- Happening on, 16th January, 05:30 pm, STEVE-O "Crash & Burn Comedy Tour" hits Vacaville, Ca! in Vacaville
- Happening on, 17th January, 07:00 pm, STEVE-O "Crash & Burn Tour" hits BALLY'S LAKE TAHOE! in Stateline
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