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The Grammy Award-winning singer Mary J. Blige and the hip hop phenom Nas will perform in Baltimore on Aug. 29 as part of their co-headlining summer tour.
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High temperatures, occasional sunburn-inducing rays and a relative lack of water options couldn't stop hundreds of 2019 InfieldFest attendees.
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Baltimore rapper Butch Dawson discusses his upbringing in West Baltimore, releasing his anticipated project "Swamp Boy" and more.
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John, a 36-year-old handyman from Baltimore County who describes himself as a “dope fiend” needs a ride to Myrtle Beach, and I’m it. A friend told me their...
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If you missed Bronx rapper French Montana’s excellent "Wave Gods" mixtape from last year, you probably still heard a song called 'Lockjaw.' The duet with a
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There are ugly sweater parties, celebrity-endorsed lines, a designated "national day" and major-league sports franchises and big-box retailers in on the act. The theme has been adapted to ugly-sweater shirts, hats, leggings, pajamas and attire for pets, often embracing pop culture.
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At the corner of Harford and Moravia, just three hours after beloved West Baltimore rapper Lor Scoota was shot and killed in his car, there is little evidence
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Last week, 'CIT4DT,' a music video featuring three Baltimore county teens rapping a goofy, pointed anti-Donald Trump song went viral.
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Last week, 'CIT4DT,' a music video featuring three Baltimore county teens rapping a goofy, pointed anti-Donald Trump song went viral. Over a stark though springy beat¿swiped from Detroit rapper Rocaine's song 'Chicken Chicken'¿Dooley, TLow, and Lor Roger threaten Trump ("We got a chopper in the trunk/ For Donald Trump") and trade terse insults, dozens-style: Dooley, a online comedian with a substantive following, raps, "Boy, ain't even white/ You yellow/ You say you'd date your own daughter, you a sicko"; Tlow reminds people of what happened to Trump in Chicago when protestors shut down his rally; and Lor Roger says he's got some hollow points for the GOP frontrunner if Trump doesn't rein in his rhetoric.
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Electronic dance music duo the Chainsmokers, sing-songy rapper Fetty Wap and Towson pop-punk act All Time Low lead the music artists scheduled to perform at the Preakness Stakes' InfieldFest on May 21, the Maryland Jockey Club announced in a news release today. Tickets are on sale now here.
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Baltimore rapper Tate Kobang has catapulted into the national hip-hop discussion, thanks mainly to the hit single "Bank Rolls (Remix)," an irresistible nod to the city's past that sounds little like rap radio today.
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As a kid growing up in Randallstown, Ellis Hopkins Jr. would often write out the future he dreamed of on a piece of paper, over and over.
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Dutch EDM star, hip-hop alter-ego perform for InfieldFest
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The singer-songwriter brought her A-game, though it was a bit polarizing for the crowd
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Ticket sales for the 139th Preakness Stakes on Saturday are running a couple percentage points ahead of last year, the fourth largest turnout in the history of the race, but the president of the Maryland Jockey Club sees the possibility of a record crowd.
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Stakeholders in Maryland thoroughbred racing are as optimistic as they've been in decades, just a few years after the historic industry seemed on the verge of collapse.
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Nas, the veteran New York rapper, will perform on the main stage of May 17's Preakness InfieldFest, the Maryland Jockey Club announced today.
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ZZ Ward, who brings her Last Love Tour to Rams Head Live on March 1, has spent the past two years surprising and winning over fans with her hybrid mix of blues, hip-hop, pop and folk.
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Four days before Christmas, Baltimore rapper Ellis released an early gift for free: "The Education of Ellis," his excellent fourth album that not only solidifies him as one of the city's most gifted MCs, but also raises the bar for future rap projects released here.
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A quick scan of this year's Virgin Mobile FreeFest reveals the type of lineup we've come to expect from the annual concert at Merriweather Post Pavilion: Smart, on-the-nose and balanced -- as long as you're the type of music fan who takes pride in genre open-mindedness and staying in the loop of new faces and sounds.
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Free tickets, diverse lineup made for an enjoyable day-long concert in Columbia
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At Virgin Mobile FreeFest 2012, artists will perform on two stages and in the dance forest Oct. 6 at Merriweather Post Pavilion.
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Erykah Badu, Common, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, Chuck Brown and Estelle will headline the Summer Spirit Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion this year; the news was posted on the venue's website this week.
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Concert news: Common, Nickelback, Hendrix Tribute Tour, Sleigh Bells, Guster
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Rap's living legend, Nas, does what he does best and gets 'Nasty'
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The rising 16-year-old on dating rumors, his debut LP and crazy fans
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Concert news: Ziggy Marley, Pigtown Festival, Crooked Fingers
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Drake, the Toronto golden child of rap, preps his sophomore album 'Take Care' with 'Headlines'
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Summer Spirit Festival, with Damian Marley , Nas and the Roots, cancelled
