Nas and the Wu-Tang Clan have announced that they're going on tour together as headliners. The NY State of Mind tour, sponsored by LiveNation, will hit 25 cities across North America and begin in St. Louis, Missouri at the end of August with the tour's final date being the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California on October 4th.
Nas' latest album, Magic, dropped late last year, but that doesn't mean he's stopped promoting the project. The Queensbridge rapper and mogul just release the visual for "Wave Gods" and it features A$AP Rocky, DJ Premier and Hit-Boy.
Legendary producer Pete Rock is reportedly considering a lawsuit against Nas over allegedly unpaid royalties from the rapper's classic debut album, Illmatic.
As many tuned in to the surprise album release by Nas which was entirely produced by Hit-Boy, the producer went on social media and let the public know a third King’s Disease album was already being worked on.
The Queensbridge living legend ends 2021 on an extremely high note alongside his cohort Hit-Boy with a new project Magic, a fitting name for a potent body of work.
Nas’ love of crispy chicken and old school wears has come full circle. His restaurant Sweet Chick has partnered with Clarks Originals on a special Wallabee release.
A new podcast will make its debut on Spotify, entitled "The Bridge" featuring Grammy-award-winning MC Nas and media personality Miss Info as they delve into the rich and diverse 50-year history of Hip-Hop culture. The podcast is a joint venture between Spotify and Mass Appeal as part of the #HipHop50 Initiative.
This December Showtime will kick off HIP HOP 50, its multiyear, cross-platform programming initiative celebrating the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop.
Nas rarely does interviews but when he does Hip-Hop listens intently. In a recent Q&A he makes it clear that DMX was loved on another level when it comes to Rap music.
Alright, Hip Hop heads and aspiring Hip Hop artists—this is not a drill!
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Soulja Boy, Sauce Gohan, and more.
A bunch of music artists coming together to promote a music streaming platform the benefits them? Now, where have we heard this before?
