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The LOX

2 concerts

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

3 concerts

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."

Freeway

1 concert

Philadelphia rapper Freeway rose to fame with Roc-A-Fella Records, debuting on Jay-Z's 1-900-Hustler. Known for his gruff style, he released the Top Ten album Philadelphia Freeway in 2003, followed by several solo projects, collaborations, and notable guest features.

Beanie Sigel

1 concert

Philadelphia rapper Beanie Sigel rose via DJ Clue? mixtapes and Jay-Z’s Vol. 2: Hard Knock Life, then signed to Roc-a-Fella. Known for drawling delivery, he released The Truth (2000), The Reason (2001) and The B. Coming (2005).

Redman

1 concert

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.

Method Man and Redman

1 concert

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".

Jadakiss

Yonkers, New York native Jadakiss, born Jason Phillips, is an East Coast hip-hop icon known for his distinctive raspy voice and sharp, hardcore rhymes. A key member of The Lox, his solo career includes hit albums like "Kiss of Death" and "Ignatius" (2020), and the Grammy-nominated track "Why?". He frequently collaborates with artists such as Styles P and Mariah Carey.

State Property

Philadelphia rapper Beanie Sigel, linked to Jay-Z’s Roc-a-Fella, founded State Property. They debuted via the 2001 film State Property soundtrack, featuring breakout hit “Roc the Mic” with Freeway, and returned in 2003 with Chain Gang, Vol. 2.

Young Gunz

Philadelphia rap duo Young Gunz features Young Chris and Neef. Emerging from the State Property collective, they gained widespread fame with their hit single Can't Stop, Won't Stop. They released their debut album Tough Luv in 2004, followed by Brothers from Another.

Peedi Crakk

North Philly's Peedi Crakk, known for his high nasal tone and stop-start flow, gained fame on Roc-a-Fella with hits like "One for Peedi Crakk" and collabs with Jay-Z, Freeway, and the Roots.

Styles P

Queens-born, Yonkers-raised rapper Styles P (David Styles) is a LOX/D-Block member. He broke out via Money, Power & Respect and solo hit “Good Times” from A Gangster and a Gentleman, later appearing on Rick Ross’ “BMF.”

Sheek Louch

Sheek Louch is a hardcore rapper and LOX member with Jadakiss and Styles, signed to Bad Boy in the late ’90s. The LOX scored with Money, Power & Respect (1998), later joined Ruff Ryders, and Sheek launched D-Block with solo albums.