KRS-One Atlantic City Tickets - Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall

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DJ Jazzy Jeff

4 concerts

Born in Philadelphia, DJ Jazzy Jeff is a pioneering DJ known for the Transformer scratch & Grammy wins with Will Smith. He founded A Touch of Jazz, produced for Jill Scott, & released celebrated albums including the Magnificent series.

Masta Ace

1 concert

Brooklyn's Masta Ace, a Juice Crew veteran known for 1988's "The Symphony," thrived in hip-hop's golden age with hits like "Me and the Biz." His albums blend East and West Coast sounds, earning critical acclaim and collaborations with Eminem and MF Doom.

Tag Team

7 concerts

Atlanta's Tag Team duo, known for the '90s hit "Whoomp! There It Is," sold over 4 million copies. Known for high-energy party rap, their work includes hits like "U Go From" and albums with massive singles.

Rob Base

6 concerts

Rob Base, born Robert Ginyard in Harlem, hit big with “It Takes Two” alongside DJ E-Z Rock. Known for pioneering hip-house, their track ruled dance floors and climbed Billboard's Top 40. Despite personal and legal challenges, Base released solo work, though none matched their initial success. The duo briefly reunited before E-Z Rock's death in 2014.

KRS-One

28 concerts

KRS-One, born Kris Parker, led '80s hardcore hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions. Known for politically charged raps, he transitioned to a harder style in the '90s. Collaborated with MC Shan, Marley Marl; celebrated for preserving hip-hop's golden age.

Big Daddy Kane

4 concerts

Born in Brooklyn, Big Daddy Kane—King Asiatic Nobody's Equal—was a central figure in late '80s hip-hop. Known for hits like "Raw" and "Smooth Operator," he mixed smooth rap with strong rhyming skills, influencing many artists. Notably collaborated with Biz Markie and Barry White.

MC Lyte

8 concerts

MC Lyte, trailblazing rapper and DJ, born for Hip Hop greatness. First female rapper Grammy nominee, she's won multiple awards like BET's I AM HIP HOP and AARP's Living Legend. Esteemed performer at Carnegie Hall, White House, and more. She's also a Kennedy Center's Hip Hop Culture Council member.