Aloe Blacc, Eugene IV, Dillon June 9, 2007

The definition of HipHop could be described as intelligent action. To be "hip" is to be in the know, ahead of the crowd. The "hop" is a movement best explained by getting up and doing it. So make the smart move and peep this show!

EugeneIV

Eugene IV is powerful combination of explosive music and positive messages of empowerment, responsibility and redemption. "I know, and have known since well before adulthood, that I've been called to make music that cries for social change. As the child of parents who were directly involved in the Civil Rights Movement, I feel it's in my blood to, at the very least, speak out against injustice." - Eugene comments.
www.eugeneiv.com

Aloe Blacc

Aloe Blacc has evolved into a true Renaissance man dubbed the indie R. Kelly by online retailer Turntable Lab. Recordings like his Latin cover of John Legends Ordinary People prove that not only can this multi-instrumentalist produce, rap and sing but he can flip it in Spanish, too. With an amazingly broad set of influences ranging widely from the acoustic guitar stylings of folk artist Cat Stevens, to the soul-stirring sounds of the Negro Spirituals, Aloe prides himself on the spectrum of his musical roots. His sound often forays into the digital R&B realm, but always grooves with a tinge of Latin and the pulse of hip-hop.
www.aloeblacc.com

Opening set from Dillion (Arc The Finger).

Doors @ 9pm
Show @ 10pm
$10 Admission
18+

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