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DJ Jazzy Jeff

4 concerts

Philadelphia-born Jeff Townes, aka DJ Jazzy Jeff, renowned for his partnership with Will Smith in DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, is a pioneer turntablist known for the Transformer scratch. He executive-produced Jill Scott's debut and ran A Touch of Jazz. With Grammy awards for tracks like "Parents Just Don't Understand" and "Summertime," Townes made waves in hip-hop and R&B. His solo works include The Magnificent trilogy and collaborations with Eric Roberson and Freddie Foxx.

Doug E. Fresh

4 concerts

Doug E. Fresh, a pioneer in human beatboxing, was born in Barbados. Known for his classic hip-hop hits "The Show" and "La Di Da Di" with the Get Fresh Crew. His albums "Oh, My God!" and "The World's Greatest Entertainer" showcased his diverse style. He collaborated with renowned rapper Slick Rick.

Onyx

4 concerts

Queens group Onyx, known for their hardcore rap style, rose to fame with 1993's "Slam." Their debut album, *Bacdafucup*, went platinum and won Best Rap Album at the 1994 Soul Train Awards. Core members Fredro Starr and Sticky Fingaz also acted and collaborated with M.O.P. and DMX. Notable albums include *All We Got Iz Us* and *Shut 'Em Down*. With a prolific discography, they returned with hits like *Onyx 4 Life*.

Masta Ace

1 concert

Brooklyn-born Masta Ace is a hip-hop luminary, known for his Juice Crew roots and classics like "The Symphony" and "Me and the Biz." His albums, from "Take a Look Around" to "Sittin' on Chrome," mixed East and West Coast sounds. He collaborated with Eminem and MF Doom and formed eMC.

Mr. Cheeks

1 concert

Mr. Cheeks, a key figure in New York hip-hop, rose to fame with Lost Boyz in the '90s. Known for sincere lyrics, he later found solo success with "Lights, Camera, Action!" and collaborated with Lil' Kim and producers like Stephen Marley.

DJ Kool

1 concert

Born in D.C., DJ Kool fused feel-good go-go with hip-hop. Known for "Let Me Clear My Throat," he revitalized old-school rap with live recordings and collaborations with Funkmaster Flex.

Chubb Rock

1 concert

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and raised in Brooklyn, Chubb Rock is renowned for his authoritative rap flow. Key to the late '80s and early '90s hip-hop scene, he collaborated with Howie Tee, resulting in hits like "Treat 'Em Right." Known for "Ya Bad Chubbs," he reached the top 30 Billboard R&B charts. He was part of Crooklyn Dodgers with Jeru the Damaja and O.C., and appeared with Biz Markie and Prince Paul. Notable works include contributions to Prince Paul's and Eric Roberson's projects.