festival lineup
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Music Anybody in North Carolina on September 15 is in for a treat.
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Music Other 2025 Hot 97 Summer Jam performers include A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Muni Long, Ja Rule, Kash Doll, Cash Cobain, and many more.
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Pop Culture Weekend 2 of Coachella is coming up and we have some must-see artists for you to check out.
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Music Some of hip-hop’s biggest names are set to perform in honor of the late rapper.
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Music Lil WeezyAna Fest 2019 takes place on September 7.
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Music The first ever All My Friends Festival will feature some big names.
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Music Lollapalooza 2024 was filled with heavy hitters in the rap and R&B departments. The same goes for this year, thankfully.
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Music Revolve Festival is back for the ninth consecutive year and for 2026 they were able to book one of the hottest rappers going today.
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Music Guns N' Roses, Tame Impala, Lil Uzi Vert and 21 Savage were also announced.
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Music Lil Wayne set to replace Cardi B for yet another festival performance.
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Pop Culture Playboi Carti, Summer Walker, 21 Savage, H.E.R., Jhené Aiko, and Baby Keem are among those also performing.
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Music Post Malone fills his festival line-up with promising up-and-comers.
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Music Rolling Loud announced their return to Australia earlier this year and now we know who's going to be bringing the vibes in 2026.
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Music This is a big year for the ESSENCE Festival as it's going to help celebrate the 55th anniversary of its namesake magazine.
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Original Content We're taking a look at how Rolling Loud transcended a local Miami stage to become the biggest hip-hop festival on the planet.
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Music Hot 97's Summer Jam is looking like a must-see once again.
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Music Australia's "Listen Out" festival taps A$AP Rocky, Brockhampton, and more.
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Music The Art Of Rap Festival's lineup is a hip-hop head's dream.
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