Last month, on May 17th, Kanye West projected his new video, New Slaves, on 66 buildings around the world. Last night he projected the same video on 8 buildings around Washington, DC and I was able to see one. Did the thousands who attended one of the screenings get the thrill of a lifetime? Maybe.
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Tagged Born Sinner, Hip-Hop, J Cole, Kanye, Kanye West, Mac Miller, Marketing, Promotion, Rap, Watching Movies With The Sound Off, Ye, Yeezus, YeezusDC
Updated list of upcoming shows and concerts from now until November. List includes info for Trillectro and the J Cole Dollar And A Dream Tour among other great events.
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Tagged A$AP Rocky, Angie Stone, Beres Hammond, Beyonce, De La Soul, Essence Music Festival, Fall Out Boy, Firefly Music Festival, Furious Five, Future, Geto Boys, J Cole, Jay Z, Juicy J, Justin Timberlake, Kirko Bangz, Lil Wayne, Lollapalooza, Mac Miller, Mad Decent Block Party, Made In America Festival, Mary Mary, Mint Condition, Pink, Rock The Bells, Salt-N-Pepa, Shy Glizzy, Summer Spirit Festival, TI, Trillectro, Wale, Wiz Khalifa
The sun was still shining bright in Philly a little after 5pm. The crowd had swelled to capacity and everyone was ready to see the indie artist that now boast two multi-platinum records. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis were up next and everyone wanted to see them. You don’t have the success they have had and have sellout shows around the world with a bad stage show.
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Tagged A-Trak, Atrak, Black Thought, concert, Dj Premier, festival, Gary Clark Jr, Live Music, Macklemore, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Meek Mill, Naughty By Nature, Rahzel, Ray Dalton, Roots Picnic, Tee Wanz, The Roots
Festivals are test of how much you like live music. You stand for hours, rain or shine, hoping to discover new artist and to see your favorites perform well. At The 6th Annual Roots Picnic held at Penns Landing in Philadelphia I was able to achieve both. The festival included not just music but photo booths, clothing and jewelry vendors, food and drinks, great people and more.
This past Sunday in the middle of all the cookouts and clubbing I was able to catch the Lights Out Tour featuring Kelly Rowland and The Dream. I was more interested in staring at Kelly but The Dream has plenty of hits I was interested in hearing.
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Tagged August Alsina, concert, Destiny's Child, Fillmore, Fillmore Silver Spring, IV Play, Kelly Rowland, Live Music, Rams head Live, Talk A Good Game, The Dream
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