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Summer Shows announced!!
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Rehab- August 5th Roxy

The Pharcyde- ***new dates****

Sept 11th- Grove of Anaheim
Oct 3rd- Key Club


DJ QUIK

Sept 19th- Grove of Anaheim


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Knitting Factory - (2009-07-01)
mac milli,one too much, good, toni monroe, kemp, a.jackson, msfp krew
Acoustic Poolside @Sportsmen Lodge Hotel - (2009-07-03)
Astrelia, Eric Shakner, the jane does
Troubadour - (2009-07-03)
Private Wasabi,Angels & Demons,Max & Simon, Beatnik Jr, KillSonic, Later Days
Great American Music Hall - (2009-07-03)
distorted harmony, Black Acacias, the bob hill band, elektrik sunset, john pieplow, David Baron
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Devin the Dude
Devin the Dude
7/17/09
Knitting Factory (Mainstage)

Devin Copeland aka Devin the Dude was born in St. Petersburg, FL, and later moved to Texas while in the fourth grade. As a child he went back and forth from New Boston and Houston and finally settled in the latter after he graduated high school. In the late '80s, Devin met Rob Quest, a blind rapper and producer who was part of a Houston crew called the Coughee Brothas. Later on, the duo formed a group named the Odd Squad and recruited Devin's long-time friend Jugg Mugg and a local DJ named DJ Screw. Screw (who was later replaced by DJ Styles) took the group's demo tape to Rap-a-Lot Records CEO James Smith, who quickly signed the group in 1992. Their debut album, Fadanuf fa Erybody!!, was released in 1994 with "I Can't See It" as the lead single and video.

Although hip-hop fans praised the effort put out by the Odd Squad, their album was not as commercially successful as they hoped. While the group went back to the drawing board, Rap-a-Lot fr...more info

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