Concerts & Tour Dates
2Ron Killings is currently touring in 1 country and has 2 upcoming dates. Their next tour date is at Trees in Dallas, after that they play at The Holding Company in San Diego.
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About Ron Killings
Ron Killings is an American rapper and professional wrestler, born in 1972 and best known to wrestling audiences as R-Truth. His music includes the albums Invincible and Killingit, while “What’s Up?” became his signature entrance track. He has also performed as Ron “The Truth” Killings and became the first Black NWA World Heavyweight Champion.
At WWE events, Ron Killings performs “What’s Up?” during his entrance, making the song a recurring part of his wrestling appearances. He used that entrance at WrestleMania XXVII in Atlanta, where he competed in an eight-man tag-team match, and later appeared at WrestleMania XL in Philadelphia, where he won a tag-team championship with The Miz.
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Ron Killings Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
Ron Killings has 2 upcoming concerts listed on Eventworld in United States between August 15 and October 14, 2026, spread across 2 cities.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $50. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Follow Ron Killings on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.
Ron Killings Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
Ron Killings has 2 upcoming concerts listed on Eventworld in United States between August 15 and October 14, 2026, spread across 2 cities.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $50. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Follow Ron Killings on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.









