Camp Lo will perform classic LP in entirety with their fall tour 

For those who can remember popping in this classic cd or cassette (as I had) and skipping right to Luchini, and being utterly mesmerized, or hearing Coolie High for the first time and letting the melodic vibes of Geechi Suede and Sonny Cheeba take you on a vibrant lyrical journey, are in for a fit of nostalgia this fall. 

The group has announced an upcoming tour to celebrate the 15^th anniversary of their classic 1997 debut LP Uptown Saturday Night. The duo has stated that they will perform the entire album cover to cover, surely bringing out classic hip-hop fans. The group will also be performing new material that they have been recording with famed producer, and longtime collaborator Ski Beatz. The tour is set to begin at Brooklyn, New York’s Knitting Factory November 28^th and end on December 15^th. 

Here are the confirmed tour dates with more additions to be announced. Luchini is once again pouring from the sky. 

            Weds 11/28 - Brooklyn, NY at Knitting Factory

Thurs 11/29 - Boston, MA at Middle East

            Weds 12/5 - Washington, DC at Liv

            Thurs 12/6 - Pittsburgh, PA at Shadow Lounge

            Fri 12/7 - Cleveland, OH at Grog Shop

            Sat 12/8 - Buffalo, NY at DCBG

            Weds 12/12 - Toronto, ON at Sound Academy

            Fri 12/14 - Chicago, IL at The Shrine (w/ Bilal)

            Sat 12/15 - St. Louis, MO at Lola

R. Kelly is ready and back at it again! R. Kelly has announced his new upcoming tour Single ladies Tour kicking off in Columbia, SC October 13th. This year R. Kelly recently released his album Write Me Back, but couldn’t properly support it due to issues with his vocal cords. Now better then ever he is ready to you and especially the ladies a show to remember. Check the dates down below to see if he is making his way to a city near you.

“The Single Ladies” Tour Dates:

October 13. Township Auditorium – Columbia, SC

October 14. BJCC Concert Hall – Birmingham, AL

October 18. Fox Theater – Atlanta, GA

October 21. JL Knight Center – Miami, FL

October 23. Orpheum Theatre – Memphis, TN

October 25. Arie Crown Theatre – Chicago, IL

October 31. Paramount Theatre – Oakland, CA

November 2. Nokia Theater – Los Angeles, CA

November 7. Jones Hall – Houston, TX

November 8. Verizon Theatre – Grand Prairie, TX

November 10. Milwaukee Theater – Milwaukee, WI

November 11. P&G Theatre: The Aranoff – Cincinnati, OH

November 14. Palace Theater – Louisville, KY

November 15. Fox Theatre – St. Louis, MO

November 17. Fox Theatre – Detroit, MI

November 21. The Theater at Madison Square Garden – New York, NY

November 24. Constitution Hall – Washington, DC

November 27. Lyric Theater – Baltimore, MD

November 29. Tower Theater – Upper Darby, PA

November 30. Tower Theater – Upper Darby, PA

December 2. Veteran’s Memorial – Columbus, OH

December 6. State Theatre – Cleveland, OH

December 7. Star Plaza – Merrillville, IN