KASH DOLL
Kash Doll, Warehouse Live, Midtown, TX. 2/23/25.
Houston Welcomes Kash Doll with Southern Hospitality on The Last Doll Tour
Houston was lucky enough to get a stop on The Last Doll tour, and Kash Doll made sure it was a night to remember. The venue was packed wall-to-wall with diehard fans, buzzing with anticipation. But what really stood out? Detroit was deep in the building. When Kash did a roll call asking who was from the D, the response was deafening—so loud it nearly shook the venue. Even Kash looked stunned, taking in the overwhelming love from her city, proving just how loyal her fan base is, no matter where she goes.
The night started with a few local Houston artists getting the crowd warmed up, followed by Canadian R&B singer Shantel May, whose smooth and sultry vocals set the perfect tone before the main event. But once Kash Doll’s pink-drenched set was revealed—featuring a massive Barbie doll box and a wall of Kash Doll Commandments—you could feel the energy shift. Everyone knew it was finally go time.
Kash made her grand entrance, stepping out of the oversized doll case like a superstar, backed by two dancers in matching pink bodysuits. And from the very first song, she had the entire room in the palm of her hand. Her energy was magnetic—every move she made, every lyric she rapped, the crowd was completely dialed in. Her setlist was stacked with fan-favorite hits and deep cuts for her day-one supporters. Tracks like Ice Me Out, Here I Go, Run Me My Money, and Power had the entire audience rapping along, word for word. The energy was electric—not one person in that venue was standing still or silent.
What sets Kash Doll apart is that she’s genuine. She’s remained authentic since day one and has never forgotten where she came from. You can see it in the way she carries herself—there’s no gimmick, no industry persona, just Kash being Kash. She constantly showed love to her hometown throughout the night, making it clear that no matter how far she goes, she represents Detroit. That connection with her city and her fans is what makes her stand out in the game.
Beyond just the music, Kash’s stage presence was effortless and commanding. She’s got that it factor—undeniable confidence, star quality, and a way of making even a packed venue feel personal. She wasn’t just performing; she was engaging, locking eyes with fans, hyping up the women in the crowd, and making sure everyone felt seen. Her show wasn’t just about the bangers—she mixed in moments of vulnerability, slowing things down to really showcase her flow and remind everyone that she’s not just a performer, she’s a lyricist.
At times, Kash looked genuinely moved by the love Houston showed her. The applause, the cheers, the nonstop energy—it was a moment she clearly didn’t take for granted. And while Houston gave her all the flowers she deserved, this wasn’t her final stop but definitely a memorable one. The Last Doll tour still has three more cities and she officially wraps things up in her hometown of Detroit. But if this show was any indication, Kash Doll is a true MC who knows how to turn a concert into a full experience, with a fan base that rides for her no matter where she goes.
Shot and Written by Loreal Curtis.
