ScHoolboy Q is slowing the launch of his newest album following the death of his friend and collaborator, Mac Miller. The Compton rapper had intended to release the followup to 2016’s Blank Face LP later this year. But, these plans have changed, since he told fans attending his performance at House of Vans Chicago on
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Last Sunday, BROCKHAMPTON declared they’d be dropping a new album called Iridescence next month. Now, the boyband has scheduled a North American fall tour in support of the release. Crossing 27 dates, even the “I’ll Be There” tour officially kicks off October 3rd in Mesa, Arizona before making its way via Houston, New Orleans, Philadelphia, New
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As summer winds down, things are warming up for 10 climbing artists competing for its once-in-a-lifetime prospect of opening for the legendary ScHoolboy Q at House of Vans Chicago around September 14. Since the winner of the Vans inaugural Share the Stage contest, a emerging artist will be able to share Chicago’s newest summer invoice.
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Nicki Minaj and Future were Put to kick their “NICKIHNDRXX Tour” Using a leg of North American dates Starting in September. Now, however, the duo has canceled the entirety of the leg. According to a press release, Minaj “has decided to reevaluate elements of production on the NickiHndrxx Tour… Nicki has opted to contribute more
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Seeing as it is one of the best local albums of the year so far, we’ve all been bumping Tracye Chapman’s Exotic Birds since its release in May. Luckily for Denver, the birds will fly high this Thursday, August 16, at the Bluebird Theater when Chapman takes the stage for his first headlining show. It will be history
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