Those who attended last month’s Primavera Festival got to hear an unreleased Skepta track. The UK Grime artist now launched the song for all to hear. Check out “Hypocrisy” after the jump!
Wireless Festival 2017: Nas, Ty Dolla $ign, G-Eazy, Chance The Rapper, NEF The Pharaoh + More!
Every year I say I’m going to make my very first trip to the UK for Wireless, and every year I end up not going. But this year – I HAVE TO! The annual festival that goes down in London’s Finsbury Park has announced its 2017 lineup, and it’s SO good. Taking place from July 7 to 9, acts include Nas, The Weeknd, Chance The Rapper, G-Eazy, Skepta, Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, Post Malone, Lil Yachty, Bryson Tiller, Young Thug, NEF The Pharaoh and so many more! Check out the full lineup below and cop tickets now here!
(Photo + Video) Justin Bieber Turns Up With UK College Students In Manchester
Ok so you’re a drunk college kid at the club, all of a sudden Justin Bieber walks into the bar in Manchester, England. What’s your thought process, real or fake?
(Photos) Drake Has Signed A New Deal – But What Does This Mean?
In 2015, we saw Drake get a ‘BBK’ tattoo, an homage to UK rapper Skepta’s Boy Better Know crew. The pair had collaborated on a couple of songs up until that point, but it appeared that they really had developed a deep friendship. I mean, tattooing crews is a pretty serious deal. Does Drizzy even have a Young Money tat? Fast forward a few months, and Drake just updated his Instagram with the following, while across the pond:
“The first Canadian signed to BBK. Big up my brudda @skeptagram for life yeah. And my section gunners too.”
Nelly Calls Off UK Shows Due To Recent Acts Of Terrorism
Although the O2 Ritz Manchester calls it “unforeseen circumstances,” Nelly knew exactly what he was doing when he cancelled his United Kingdom four-date tour. Get the details down bottom.
(Photo) Public Enemy Catches A Ride With A Fan To UK Show
After being stranded by their car on the way from one gig to another, one man had the chance of a lifetime to save the day and drive legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy to a gig. Kevin Wells, dished to the Guardian about just how his once in a lifetime opportunity came to be. He said, “It was very, very surreal. We all walked to the car – Flavor Flav, Chuck D and two of their entourage — and they all just piled in. I’m local to Sheffield so I know all the back streets to get there pretty sharpish so I didn’t feel too tense. I knew I could get them there in time.” Hit the jump for more.
