Flo Rida turned Chase Field into Arizona’s hottest club after Diamondbacks victory

Flo Rida’s postgame concert turned Chase Field into a nightclub:

Fresh off Arizona’s 10-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox, D-Backs fans stayed glued to their seats not for extra innings, but for the postgame concert that turned into a late-summer blowout. Flo Rida, the Miami-born chart-topper known for hits like “Low,” “My House,” and “Whistle”, delivered an hour-long set that felt less like a postgame show and more like a Vegas headliner took over a baseball diamond. The first jaw-dropping moment was when he brought out hip-hop legend Flavor Flav to join him in a couple of songs. What usually ends up being a 20-30 minute aftershow ended up going over an hour with what ensued.

Fans danced in the aisles, and soon enough became face to face with the hip-hop/pop artist. The infield became a dance floor as he brought multiple people on stage, and then took things to a whole other level as he invaded the crowd and made his way around the left field stands to the end of the visitors’ dugout. Diamondbacks and Red Sox fans alike swarmed wherever he went, and the superstar musician was taking his time high-fiving and taking photos with whoever he was able to.

The timing couldn’t be better. With the D-Backs chasing another playoff berth, the energy around this team is rising. For a franchise that’s long lived in the shadow of bigger markets, last night was a statement that Arizona isn’t just here to play, it’s here to party. For D-backs fans, that postgame celebration might be a preview of what October could feel like in the desert.