Ice T’s 2016 Art of Rap Festival features Public Enemy and The Sugar Hill Gang
Music festival season just got sweeter for hip-hop purists. Rap music legend, actor and entrepreneur Ice T recently announced the launch of his 2016 Art
Music festival season just got sweeter for hip-hop purists. Rap music legend, actor and entrepreneur Ice T recently announced the launch of his 2016 Art
It’s official: Straight Outta Compton reigns supreme at the weekend box office for the second week in a row, America couldn’t get enough of the
Legendary Public Enemy frontman Chuck D approached National Record Store Day founder Michael Kurtz with a crazy idea: What if the increasingly popular day dedicated to
Legendary group EPMD recently blew through Chicago to give fans both old and new a taste of hip-hop’s golden era. Playing to a sold-out audience at The Shrine,
In cities across America, a quiet shift is taking place that could mean a lot for hip-hop fans and artists. The emergence of “classic rap” radio is becoming a very real phenomenon that many fans have been clamoring for since the late 1990s.
The Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn, New York is a bowling alley/concert venue, and it was rocking with Public Enemy performing live alongside Professor Griff, D.J. Lord,
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Public Enemy frontman Chuck D has been vocal in his criticism of mainstream urban radio in the past, but over the last several days, the rapper/speaker has taken aim at New York City’s Hot 97 in the wake of last week’s Summer Jam concert.
Seems Flavor Flav can’t stay out of the news, but he will manage to stay out of jail. Flav was facing felony assault and child endangerment
Pete Seeger’s legacy of activism and his belief that music can be a tool for change resonates deeply in the consciousness of popular music. His ideology can be found in everything from Bob Dylan’s early 60s protest songs to Bob Marley’s 70s classics and Public Enemy’s 80s and 90s social consciousness.
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Hip Hop legend Chuck D sat down with Arsenio Hall to share old school hip-hop stories, in particular how he met Flavor Flav and the
Rock legend Bruce Springsteen shared his thoughts on hip-hop in a recent interview published by NPR. In the piece, “The Boss” recalled his first experiences with hip-hop in the early 1980s and explained that, while he is admittedly “not well-versed” in the music, he does have an appreciation for it and has listened to several major artists over the years, ranging from Public Enemy to Kanye West.
Rapper and reality TV star Flavor Flav was recently detained by New York State police in Valley Stream, New York for speeding and being in
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Chuck D continues to stand as one of the most important voices in hip-hop. During the 2013 “Made In America” festival, Public Enemy’s front man
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2 Chainz, Public Enemy, A$AP Rocky and Emile Sande all performed during the first day of the 2013 “Made In America” festival. Click continue to
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