Photos by Andy Argyrakis

Even the most uncooperative temperatures couldn’t put a damper on “The Endless Summer” of rappers Logic and G-Eazy, all while Huntington Bank Pavilion surely soaked in what little is left of the season.

Logic tipped it off, joking that at as a father of three, he would gladly take the chance to go to bed early, though before doing so, dropped 75-minutes of “peace, love and positivity.”

Relying on straight up skill, arguably being towards the very top tier of those in the game today, the 36-year-old dove deep into a platinum-plus discography as each album’s artwork stretched across the entire stage.

Backed by a DJ, Logic kept the focus exclusively on textbook rhymes and a lightning fast-flow, turning in “Soul Food,” “Self Medication,” “44 More,” “Homicide” and “1-800-273-8255,” the latter ballad basing its title off the suicide prevention hotline.

Along the way, there was a shout-out to frequent producer 6ix (pictured below), a promise to give a young girl holding a sweet sign an entire collection of free merchandise and a playful freestyle with another fan, building up to such staples as “Flexicution,” “Under Pressure,” “Fade Away” and “Gang Related.”

G-Eazy, 37, brought a totally different, more pop-minded style to the party, not necessarily being able to match the co-headliner’s speed, but taking the showmanship up another notch, performing in or around an actual car, set to virtual reality-styled screens.

Female followers especially seemed to swoon as the frequent hitmaker suavely delivered everything from “Endless Summer” to “Make Up Sex,” “Tumblr Girls,” “Let’s Get Lost,” “Sober,” “Pray For Me,” “No Limit,” “Lady Killers II” and “Kiss The Sky,” accompanied by a live drummer and DJ.

The megastar also showcased a waitress he met the night before at Benihana who could legitimately rap and later flashed a montage of career highlights, including locally commanding Lollapalooza’s main stage and dueting with the incomparable Britney Spears.

Speaking of leading ladies, G-Eazy offered up “Him & I” and “Me, Myself & I,” respectively recorded alongside ex-girlfriend Halsey and Bebe Rexha, echoing Logic’s extreme appreciation for everyone’s steadfast support throughout two decades, yet remaining as exciting as ever.

For additional information on Logic and G-Eazy, visit RattPack.Club and G-Eazy.com.

Upcoming shows at Huntington Bank Pavilion At Northerly Island include Chief Keef (Sept. 23); Yeat (Sept. 24); Sofi Tukker (Sept. 25); Foster The People (Sept. 26) and Mt. Joy (Oct. 3). For additional details, visit LiveNation.com.

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