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David Banner

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Born Lavell William Crump in Brookhaven, Mississippi, Grammy-winning rapper/producer David Banner debuted in rap duo Crooked Lettaz. Solo since 2000, he broke out with Mississippi: The Album and hits like Crank It Up; Certified hit the Billboard Top Ten.

Lil Kim

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Lil' Kim, born Kimberly Denise Jones in Brooklyn, New York, is an influential rapper and fashion icon. A pioneer in female hip-hop, she rose to fame in the 1990s with Junior M.A.F.I.A. and solo hits like "Crush on You" and "Lady Marmalade." Known for her distinctive style and lyrical prowess, she remains active, performing at major festivals and making notable appearances in 2026, celebrating her lasting impact on music.

SWV

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SWV (Sisters with Voices) are a ’90s R&B trio of school friends Coko (Cheryl Gamble), Taj (Tamara Johnson) and Lelee (Leanne Lyons). Their 1992 debut It’s About Time went double platinum, spawning “Weak” and other hits.

The LOX

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Yonkers, New York rap group The LOX (Styles P, Jadakiss, Sheek Louch) rose on Bad Boy and Ruff Ryders. Their Top Ten albums Money, Power & Respect (1998) and We Are the Streets (2000) hit the Billboard 200 top 5.

Method Man

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Born Clifford Smith in Hempstead, Long Island, Method Man was the first Wu-Tang Clan solo breakout star. His 1994 debut Tical went platinum and includes the Grammy-winning Mary J. Blige duet "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By."

Rock the Bells

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Redman

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Redman (Reginald Noble) is a Newark hip-hop rapper/producer with seven gold/platinum albums. Broke out with 1992’s Whut? Thee Album; later released Muddy Waters and platinum Doc’s da Name 2000. Partnered with Method Man on Blackout! and How High.

LL COOL J

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Queens, New York rapper LL Cool J broke out on Def Jam with 1984’s "I Need a Beat" and the platinum album Radio. His multi-platinum Mama Said Knock You Out topped ’90s rap, won multiple Grammys, and led to film/TV work including NCIS: Los Angeles.

D-Nice

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Harlem native Derrick “D-Nice” Jones is a DJ, rapper and producer known for touring/recording with Boogie Down Productions and his Club Quarantine Instagram Live series. He won the 2020 Webby Artist of the Year and received a BET Shine A Light Award.

Method Man and Redman

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Method Man (Staten Island, Wu-Tang Clan) and Redman (Newark, Def Squad) are an iconic East Coast hip-hop duo known for their energetic style and clever lyrics. Their acclaimed collaborations include "How High" and "Da Rockwilder", featured on albums like "Blackout!". Method Man earned a Grammy, and Redman was named "Rap Artist of the Year". They are also recognized for their cult classic film "How High".

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Genre: Pop, Hip-Hop/Rap, R&B, Soul, Urban, Trap, Contemporary R&B, Neo-Soul, Dance-pop, Hip Hop, Rap, r&b/soul, pop rap, trap queen, escape room, contemporary hip hop, quiet storm, urban contemporary, southern hip hop, gangster rap, hardcore hip hop, east coast hip hop, bronx hip hop, old school hip hop, hip pop, girl group, new jack swing, conscious hip hop, golden age hip hop, dirty south rap, houston rap, crunk, mississippi hip hop, queens hip hop

Enjoy the LL COOL J concert in Newark at Prudential Center on Sunday, November 29, 2026, at 7:00 PM, featuring David Banner, Lil Kim, and more. Tickets on sale now!

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Prudential Center Arena Capacity: 16,514

25 Lafayette St, Newark, NJ 07102, USA

prucenter.com

+1 973-757-6000

About Prudential Center

Prudential Center is a 16,514-capacity multi-purpose arena in downtown Newark, NJ, opened in 2007 and affectionately known as "The Rock." It serves as the home of the NHL's New Jersey Devils and Seton Hall University's men's basketball, regularly hosting major touring concerts and diverse entertainment events throughout the year.

LL COOL J with David Banner, Lil Kim, and more

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