Jazmine Sullivan returns to R&B; has the game missed her?
After three years of silence, she’s back. R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan took the stage in London this week, belting out her hit songs “Need U
April 3, 2014
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After three years of silence, she’s back. R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan took the stage in London this week, belting out her hit songs “Need U
R&B star Sevyn Streeter made the SOBs stage her own this week in New York City, showcasing new material and her hit single “It Won’t Stop”
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Chloe Arnold is a tap superstar, and her passion for the artform is part of why she’s such a major advocate for tap dancing, and why she shares her gift with the world
Big Daddy Kane is one of the most revered artists in hip-hop, but, in a recent interview with RO, Kane explained why he feels that change is
Jay Z sure knows how to get the crowd hyped. Atlanta loves Jay Z and from the sound of it, the Brooklyn-bred rapper and music
Lauryn Hill re-emerged this week at the Bowery Ballroom on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, and the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter-rapper made it clear that, despite all that she’s been through, she’s still one of the most captivating performers of her generation.
YouTube launched its very own awards show this weekend, and the YouTube Music Awards were as unconventional and off-kilter as much of the material found
Da Dollhouse NYC brought sex, style and drama to the Highline Ballroom during its “BurleXXX” show. Hosted by Global Grind’s Blogzilla and featuring alluring performers
Eve performed at the legendary The Howard Theatre in Washington, D.C., giving a great performance. She performed new songs from an unreleased album and some
The Bay Area native has earned a bit of a reputation for being one of the more enigmatic artists in soul music. Since the release of her debut album Closer over a decade ago, the singer-songwriter has carved out her own niche and developed a devoted fanbase on the strength of the sincerity of her songs
The legendary former Boogie Down Productions frontman took the stage in Manhattan last night (August 15th) for an explosive set that combined classic hits with new material from his latest project
Soul singer Lyfe Jennings was understandably excited when he took the stage at B.B. King’s Bar & Grill in Manhattan’s Times Square this week. The artist was in jail for most of 2010 through 2012, and his enthusiasm for performing and creating music is born of the realization that he has had to put his career on hold several times due to incarceration.
Ice Cube is a Los Angeles icon and the hip-hop superstar has long been one of the most vocal supporters of his city’s sports teams. So, of course, the gangsta rap godfather had an opinion on the recent departure of former Los Angeles Laker (now Houston Rocket) center Dwight Howard.
The veteran R&B star wowed fans in New York City
Veteran hip-hop star Foxy Brown is attempting a career comeback. She’s been making the rounds, performing at some venues, as well as doing several radio
Gunplay made himself heard at SOBs in New York City this week. The most controversial rapper on Maybach Music Group’s roster, the Miami native found
Kanye West says he doesn’t care about radio play or album sales
One of the top voices of our generation, Toni Braxton helped to celebrate the 50th anniversary of historical radio station WVON. Braxton performed some of
