Ise Lyfe
Thursday, Jan 26, 2017 9:00 PM PST (8:00 PM Doors)
The New Parish, Oakland, CA
18 years and over
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Ise Lyfe @ The New Parish
Rock The School Bells 2013
Saturday, March 9
Performances by
Ise Lyfe
Academy of Villains
Bambu
BWAN
Charito + Funkchen
Funksters
DS Players
Carlos Bryant
The Originals
Emcee Battle Finals
All Styles Dance Battle Finals presented by the Universal Zulu Nation – All Tribes SF
and other special guests.
Academy of Villains
Bambu
BWAN
Charito + Funkchen
Funksters
DS Players
Carlos Bryant
The Originals
Emcee Battle Finals
All Styles Dance Battle Finals presented by the Universal Zulu Nation – All Tribes SF
and other special guests.
Hip-Hop Workshops:
“It Was All A Dream”: Singing Lessons for Rappers
Hip-Hop Is Dead: Industry’s War on Culture
I Got A Story To Tell: Emcee Writing Workshop
What’s Beef: “You Bout to Get This Work”- Artistic and Creative Hip Hop Methods of Conflict Resolution
Rock the School Bells is to empower and educate our youth about the importance of higher education and career exploration, increase awareness of the value of personal development and healthy lifestyles, and promote social change within their communities through Hip-Hop.
Presale tickets available at http://rtsb6.eventbrite.com/
For more information please visit http://smccd.edu
Skyline College
3300 College Drive
San Bruno, CA 94066
Saturday, March 9, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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Mezzanine
444 Jessie Street
San Francisco, CA
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Devin The Dude
Ise Lyfe
Showtime: 9:00PM
Admission: $25 presale, $45 VIP
Tickets available on-line at: http://www.airbornetickets.com/EventDetail/317/Devin_the_Dude
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Devin the Dude is a Houston-area rapper. Though relatively well-known among the underground hip-hop community during the mid-to-late 90’s, Devin did not achieve mainstream success until his appearance on Dr. Dre’s 2001 album. Besides sex, relationships, ridin’ trucks, smokin’ reefer, drinkin’ beer, partying, and conscious or proverbial themes, much of Devin’s work is also light-hearted and comically self-deprecating. The New York Times has called him “A brilliant oddball with a spaced-out flow.
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