There have been talks of a Tony! reunion for years. What made you say now’s the time?Timing is everything. Everything happens at the right time. We have experienced a lot. We have grown a lot. We have had experiences and successes with our other passions such as scoring, producing, and developing young emerging artists. We… Keep Reading
After two years of delays, Mosswood Meltdown is finally making its debut at Oakland’s Mosswood Park on Saturday, July 2nd and Sunday, July 3rd, 2022. The festival will feature Bikini Kill, Kim Gordon, The Dirtbombs, Bleached, Hunx and His Punx, Shannon Shaw, The Linda Lindas, and more. John Waters will be hosting the festivities. All tickets purchased for the 2020 concert… Keep Reading
Bay Area Hip Hop artist and female rapper, Keldamuzik, is pushing to increase the visibility of black women in Art and as part of her work, she will be appearing in the 2021 Sundance film, First Date. The film, which is filled with mostly Bay Area actors, is set to debut at Fort Mason Center… Keep Reading
In the next episode of Genius x Fuse, Kehlani breaks down her song “Everybody’s Business” on Verified. Rapsody discusses how she pays tribute to her inspirations on her album “Eve” with Rob Markman on For The Record. And Young M.A performs her song “Big” on Open Mic. The new, half-hour episode will air on July 22 at 8:00 pm/PT. Keep Reading
The renamed Oakland Arena is showing no signs of slowing down since the move of the Warriors to San Francisco. In a press release that went out this morning the iconic venue announced the 2019-2020 season, which includes: Iron Maiden (Sept. 10), The Original Misfits (Sept. 11), KISS (Sept. 16) and Rolling Loud, the world’s… Keep Reading
I don’t know what they’re putting in the water in Canada these days, but whatever it is, our neighbors up North have been popping out quality pop stars left and right. We’ve seen Beiber, Drake, the Weeknd, Carly Rae Jepsen all come out of that region, and now, two new young up-and-comers: Alessia Cara and… Keep Reading
Fans had been waiting a long time for Justin Timberlake’s rescheduled Man of the Woods tour. The singer had to postpone his initial performance back in November of last year because of some bruised vocal cords, so tonight needed to be extra special. And surely it was. JT came back in full force at the… Keep Reading
Brendan Urie looked like a mix of Mr. Saturday Night and Elvis Presley last night at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, when he took the stage with Panic at the Disco for their latest go-around entitled “Pray for the Wicked.” It’s a tour that’s taken them all across the world, from Latin America to Asia,… Keep Reading
For nearly two decades, Talib Kweli has been one of hip-hop’s great minds, combining fierce intellect and killer flow with cool-headed songwriting and production. Over the course of his career, Kweli has released solo albums and has also collaborated with other musicians frequently. Striking a fine balance between his own original work and other collaborations,… Keep Reading
On Telegraph Avenue in Downtown Oakland stands a building whose architectural style is breathtaking, yet not quite definable. With an exotic mix of terracotta tiles, rich and vibrant colors, detailed paint work, and intricately designed golden accents on statues of deities, the style could be described as Indian, medieval European or even Babylonian. In fact,… Keep Reading
