The Montréal Alliance is proud to announce that rapper LOST will headline the halftime show during the game against the Scarborough Shooting Stars on June 18 at Verdun Auditorium. From Cartierville to Québec Rap Royalty A cornerstone of Montréal’s hip-hop scene, LOST has traveled a remarkable path since his first freestyles at the Cartierville youth center. The Cameroonian-born lyricist has established himself as one of Québec’s most talented and profound rap artists, captivating audiences with his unique energy and sharp pen. His career took a decisive turn after a period of deep introspection that led him to adopt his current stage name, symbolizing his determination to find his true path. Under this identity, he has built a body of work rich in personal reflections, juggling metaphors and parables to translate his vision of the world. An Artist of Multiple Dimensions While developing an acclaimed solo career with projects like “Bonhomme Pendu” trilogy and his recent album “LOSTALGIK,” LOST has also distinguished himself as a member of the collective 5Sang14, with whom he sold out Montréal’s MTELUS in 2019. This dual trajectory demonstrates his artistic versatility and ability to collaborate while preserving his unique identity. “Even when we’re solo, we’re together,” states the artist, emphasizing the importance of collective strength in his personal and artistic journey. In just a few years, LOST has seen his popularity explode exponentially, going from thousands to millions of streams. This growing success has inspired him to push his creative boundaries, exploring new musical territories and themes with renewed energy. A Performance Not to Be Missed The Montréal Alliance, committed to celebrating local talent and creating unique experiences for its fans, is excited to welcome LOST for what promises to be a highlight of the 2025 season. This announcement follows the Alliance’s ongoing initiatives to build bridges between professional basketball and the local cultural scene, coming shortly after the announcement of Clay and Friends’ performance at the VERDUN 150 game on July 6. Tickets for the Alliance vs. Scarborough Shooting Stars game on June 18 are available now for as little as $20 . Fans are encouraged to secure their seats quickly for what promises to be a memorable evening of sports and music.

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