Nebraska’s Harper Murray showed up in an all-black outfit for the BossMan Dlow concert. The American rapper concluded his 2025 Dlow Curry Tour with a final performance at Steelhouse Omaha, Nebraska, on April 22.
Harper Murray recently returned to Nebraska from the Adidas Windy City National Qualifier in Chicago and is preparing for the 2025 season. She attended the final show of the Dlow Curry Tour, which began on March 6 in San Francisco.
Murray shared moments from the concert on her Instagram story. She first posted a photo of Steelhouse Omaha, followed by a mirror selfie in a black outfit, tagging BossMan Dlow.

In the second story, Murray wrote,
“mo chicken”

BossMan Dlow’s 2025 tour included 15 stops across major cities in the United States and Canada, including Las Vegas, Atlanta, Boston, Kansas City, and Toronto.
Harper Murray shared her feelings about signing autographs in Chicago at the Adidas Windy City National Qualifier
In a recent interview with Hailvarsity, Harper Murray opened up about her experience at the 2025 Chicago Windy City National Qualifier. She said that she enjoyed signing autographs and felt successful seeing young girls admire her, realizing she had made an impact on them.
"It was really special. They gave me that opportunity around, like, a month ago, and I’ve been looking forward to it ever since, and it was really fun just to see all those little girls want to come and be in my presence. Whether they got to take a picture with me or not, of course, it just makes you feel really successful, and you feel like you’ve made your mark on people," she said.
She further added how she felt being back in the tournament,
So it was a really special day for me, and it was long, but it was really fun, and Chicago Windy City was one of my favorite tournaments that I got to go to when I played club, so it was fun being back there."
Harper Murray is getting ready for the 2025 NCAA season. She concluded the 2024 season by competing in the NCAA semifinals, where her team lost to the Penn State Nittany Lions, finishing with a 33-3 record.
Nebraska Volleyball will be starting its season against Kansas State at the John Cook Arena at the Bob Devaney Center on April 26.