Lauryn Hill Added To The Preakness Live Culinary, Art & Music Festival

Posted on April 19, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Ms Lauryn Hill has been added as a special guest on this year’s Preakness Live Culinary, Art & Music Festival. Scheduled for May 20th, the event which is curated by Kevin Liles will also feature performances from D-Nice, Brittney Spencer, Morgan State University Marching Band and more.

The culinary skills of Marcus Samuelsson, Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons will be on display; while the arts will be presented by Derrick Adams and The Last Resort Art Garden. The Preakness Live Culinary, Art & Music Festival will be held at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland. Click here to buy tickets.

Digable Planets Added To Fisherman’s Village Music Festival’s Lineup (@digableplanets)

Posted on April 17, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Fisherman’s Village Music Festival has announced their 2022 lineup. The event is slated for May 19 through 21 in the heart of downtown Everett in Washington State.

Even though the festival has consistently delivered an authentic northwest rock and roll experience, this year they will include jazz-rap pioneers Digable Planets, Texas blues-rockers Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears, SYML, Deep Sea Diver, Haley Heyndrickx, S.G. Goodman and more. Click here to buy tickets.

Big Daddy Kane Performs In Atlanta Tonight!

Posted on April 14, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Veteran recording artist Big Daddy Kane will perform at Josephine Lounge in Atlanta, Georgia tonight. He will be supported by Mix Master David, Jay Tek Quinn and the Jukebox Band.

Big Boi Addresses Mental Health As He Preps For The Sound Mind Music Festival

Posted on April 14, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Hip-Hop artist Big Boi, who is one half of the famed rap group OutKast, has been added to the fourth annual Sound Mind Music Festival for Mental Health.

The live outdoor event will be held at New York City’s Central Park on May 21 at 4pm. In addition to Big Boi, the show will also feature performances by Cold War Kids, American Authors, KAMAUU, Wrabel and Allison Russell; with host comedian Gina Brillon. The event will – for the first time – stream live on TikTok.

“Mental health has always been an issue that I’ve recognized,” Big Boi says. “I’m hyped to be a part of an event that bridges the gap between music and raising awareness of how we can improve support systems.”

Rakim, Havoc, Styles P & Others For “Smoke In The City” On April 20

Posted on April 14, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

Veteran MC Rakim will host Black Market Certified 4/20‘s launch party at SOB’s – 204 Varick Street – in New York on Wednesday, April 20, 2022, starting at 7:00PM.

The event, dubbed Smoke in the City, will feature performances from Havoc, Styles P, Big Twins QB, Big Noyd, The Hoodies and DJ Les. In addition to the live music there will be a special VIP taping of Smoke Champs.

Sponsors are Black Market Certified, INFMS Farms and Higher Frequency Flower by Rakim.

AZ Performs At Life Lounge This Friday (@quietAZmoney)

Posted on April 11, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

On Friday, April 15, AZ will perform some of his classics at Life – The Place To Be, located at 2 Lawrence Street (Saw Mill River Road and S M R Pkwy) in Ardsley, New York.

The veteran MC is inviting all his fans and supporters to come and be a part of the festivities.

Rock The Bells Festival Returns In August! (@RockTheBells)

Posted on April 10, 2022 by Maria Jackson 27 Magazine

LL Cool J is bringing Rock The Bells Festival to Queens, New York on August 6th, 2022. The hip-hop concert will feature LL Cool J, Z-Trip, Ice Cube, Rick Ross, Lil Kim, The Diplomats (Cam’ron, Jim Jones & Juelz Santana), Fat Joe, Remy Ma, Jadakiss, Scarface, N.O.R.E, Trina, Digable Planets and so much more.

Through this event patrons will experience LL‘s love for the rap game with performers and artists he believes have taken the culture from DJ Kool Herc‘s Sedgwick Avenue rec room to the global phenomenon we all listen and appreciate today.

The Rock The Bells Festival will donate partial proceeds to the Universal Hip-Hop Museum in the Bronx. The museum’s mission is to celebrate and preserve the people, artifacts and stories that echo from 1973 to today.