Thursday, March 30, 2006

Sqratch Karnival 7 - Red Bull House - April 7, 2006


Another Sqratch Karnival! This one will be special since it's right before the DMC Regional and it should get you hyped up for the event! And it's at the Red Bull House for the first time which is a tight joint! AND it looks like it's in conjunction with BBoy City no doubt part of the BBoy City 13 festivities! Get ready for some breakin and scratchin!

Percee P - The Parish - March 30, 2006

Wow! A hip hop show for real will be coming to The Parish on Thursday! Video Trapped the Rapper Tour feature some of the best underground artists in the scene... artists include Percee P, Earatik Statik, Tableek, Asamov, Verbal Seed, Just Born and Notion. Also a viewing of "Culturama" an indie hip hop video anthology.

In an effort to bring awareness of true hip hop and the MC, VTTRT plays on the "Video Killed the Radio Star" slogan and expresses that true hip hop is becoming lost in today's mass produced artists.








Update: There's been a change in the show... looks like Percee P is no longer on the ticket... the new headlining artist will be Count Bass D.

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Common - 40 Acres Fest - April 1, 2006

Awesome! Thanks to Ebunoluwa... we were made aware that Common will be headlining this years 40 Acres Fest! The fest is on Saturday, April 1st and Common will be coming on at 7pm.

Reminds me of the time when Tone Loc came to 40 Acres Fest when I was still in school... oh the memories... hahaha... peace out!

From site:

"The story of how FAF was started is an interesting one. Before FAF, Greek organizations held a parade in the spring called Round-up, which dates back to the 1950's. However, in 1992, Round-up's disruptive behavior forced the university from sponsoring them. In the fall of 1993, a group of students set out to organize an event celebrating the diverse interests of the student body at the largest university in the nation. The festival took on the motto of being "by students, for students," and drew its name from the original forty acres of land on which the University of Texas at Austin was founded."