Archive for March 27th, 2007

03.27
07

One Love Peace Tour UK Dates Cancelled – “Diddy And Snoop Incredibly Disappointed”

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In light of UK officials refusing to offer a visa to Snoop Dogg, the promoters have officially cancelled all UK dates for the One Love Peace Tour, the superstar double header which sees the Doggfather team up with Diddy.

“P. Diddy and Snoop were incredibly disappointed and devastated by the news,” said an official statement. “They really did not want to let fans down this way as the UK was a planned highlight of the tour. However, this ultimately was a situation out of their control.”

The latter is supporting his recent set, Press Play, while Snoop and his backup band the Snoopadelics, are touring in support of Tha Blue Carpet Treatment.

The statement went on to say: “Despite desperate attempts have the One Love Peace Tour UK shows go ahead as planned and hoping the government would reconsider Snoops visa in light of assurances made, the tour has been cancelled.  With late notice of Snoop being denied a visa, time has ran out and it is too late reconfigure the show.  Credible behind the scenes efforts were made to no avail to reverse the decision.”

UK Ticket holders can get refunds at the original point of purchase.

The One Love Peace tour will next play two shows in Dublin March 31st and April 1st at The Point.

03.27
07

“Hip Hop Life” Contest Gives Away Wardrobe, Grillz & Bling

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To celebrate the release of the “Hip Hop Life” DVD on April 3rd, Screen Media Films is giving away an entire “Hip Hop Life” wardrobe, complete with grillz, jewelry and pimp cups, all provided by Iced Out Gear.

Featuring Young Jeezy, Rick Ross and Fat Joe, the documentary features some of the country’s top underground freestyle rappers as they face off for “Rhyme City Supremacy.” In the battle, Detroit’s toughest MC battle rappers go head-to-head with Houston’s best street rappers. Check out the contest here.

“Hip Hop Life” is a documentary featuring some of the country’s top underground freestyle rappers as they face off in a battle-royale for “Rhyme City Supremacy.” The documentary pits Houston vs. Detroit.  Detroit’s toughest MC battle rappers, who have appeared on Showtime, VH-1 and MTV, face Houston’s best street rappers, all on the verge of stardom themselves.  Only one ‘hood’ will survive this intense verbal slaughterhouse and be crowned the ultimate MC Battle city.

AUDIO: Hip-hop Life selections:

Woof Pac – “Capital G’s”

The MOC – “Play Your Position (PYP)”

Finless Brown – “Underground Superheros”