Dilated Peoples, 88-Keys and More Preps Nationwide Tour
In the vein of other indie powerhouses like Stones Throw, Decon has launched a national tour to showcase its roster.
The 19-date tour, entitled Fresh Rhymes and Videotape, will feature performances by Dilated Peoples, Alchemist, Aceyalone and 88-Keys. [To read HipHopDXs Producers Corner interview with 88-Keys, click here.]
The acts will record six new collaboration tracks on the road. Decons Jason Goldwatch, who produced the Dilated's The Release Party DVD along with the labels upcoming A Billion Bucks DVD with Young Buck, will record the tour and produce a short film. The music and the film will be released together, along with a music video of one of the six new tracks.
Tour dates below:
June 2 - Seattle (Neumos)
June 3 - Portland (Berbati's)
June 5 - Anaheim (HOB)
June 6 - Tempe (Marquee)
June 8 - Dallas (HOB/Cambridge)
June 9 - Austin (Emos)
June 11 - Atlanta (Centerstage Loft)
June 13 - NYC (Fillmore at Irving Plaza)
June 14 - Washington, D.C. (Club 5)
June 15 - Philadelphia (Fillmore at TLA)
June 17 - Burlington (Higher Ground)
June 18 - Baltimore (Rams Head Live)
June 20 - Chicago (Double Door)
June 21 - Detroit (St. Andrews Hall)
June 23 - Boulder (Fox Theatre)
June 24 - Aspen (Belly Up)
June 26 - San Francisco (Mezzanine)
June 27 - Los Angeles (HOB)
June 29 - San Diego (Belly Up)
The 19-date tour, entitled Fresh Rhymes and Videotape, will feature performances by Dilated Peoples, Alchemist, Aceyalone and 88-Keys. [To read HipHopDXs Producers Corner interview with 88-Keys, click here.]
The acts will record six new collaboration tracks on the road. Decons Jason Goldwatch, who produced the Dilated's The Release Party DVD along with the labels upcoming A Billion Bucks DVD with Young Buck, will record the tour and produce a short film. The music and the film will be released together, along with a music video of one of the six new tracks.
Tour dates below:
June 2 - Seattle (Neumos)
June 3 - Portland (Berbati's)
June 5 - Anaheim (HOB)
June 6 - Tempe (Marquee)
June 8 - Dallas (HOB/Cambridge)
June 9 - Austin (Emos)
June 11 - Atlanta (Centerstage Loft)
June 13 - NYC (Fillmore at Irving Plaza)
June 14 - Washington, D.C. (Club 5)
June 15 - Philadelphia (Fillmore at TLA)
June 17 - Burlington (Higher Ground)
June 18 - Baltimore (Rams Head Live)
June 20 - Chicago (Double Door)
June 21 - Detroit (St. Andrews Hall)
June 23 - Boulder (Fox Theatre)
June 24 - Aspen (Belly Up)
June 26 - San Francisco (Mezzanine)
June 27 - Los Angeles (HOB)
June 29 - San Diego (Belly Up)
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