Showing posts with label Goodie Mob. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goodie Mob. Show all posts

Friday, February 11, 2011

Cee-Lo Green Performs His Hits At A One Off Show In San Diego, CA





Cee Lo Green performed live at FLUXX Live nightclub in San Diego, CA Thursday 2.10.2011 and the crowd ate it up.

Photo link:
Flickr - Owl and Bear

(video courtesy of rosey928 and BiondaSD)

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Cee Lo Green Signs With Family Tree/Primary Wave Talent Management



via hits daily double

Cee Lo Green has inked with N.Y.-based Family Tree/Primary Wave Talent Management, the company helmed by veteran artist manager Michael “Blue” Williams. The full-service marketing division will play a key role in all future Green ventures, including the release of his upcoming solo album, The Lady Killer, in stores Nov. 9 on Atlantic Records. The album features the current hit single and viral phenomenon, “F*ck You,” which has garnered over 13 million plays on YouTube, racking up #1 chart positions across Europe. Williams has worked with such acts as Outkast, Macy Gray, Donnell Jones and Monica. Family Tree/Primary Wave Talent Management’s roster includes Cody Simpson, Kanye West discovery Big Sean and the Trio Lords and Lady.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Nas & Goodie Mob Live In Miami, FL Concert Recap


Photo courtesy of Manny Hernandez / Miami New Times

As reported by Esther Park at the Miami New Times

Mayday!, Goodie Mob, and Nas at The Arsht Center Miami FL - Friday, February 5, 2010

The Arsht Center was definitely up late that Friday evening as the show was pushed back to a start time of 10:30 p.m. to accommodate the heavy-loaded BET Haiti benefit concert at the nearby AAA. Nevertheless, the crowd quickly staggered in and filled up the center's Knight Concert Hall, where they were greeted with a 20-minute opening set by local hip-hop supergroup MayDay. With an actual band set-up, Mayday truly gave a stellar performance as Plex took his beat-making skills to the keyboards, and MC Wrekonize and Bernie rhymed and sang their hearts out.

Immediately following Mayday's opening set, it was no surprise that clearly, a good portion of the audience came out just to see the next group in the flesh. Goodie Mob, the first hip-hop group to come out of Atlanta and to coin the phrase "Dirty South," has been in an unofficial hiatus for well over a decade. But finally, after much gossip and hip-hop pseudo-beef, this year marks the group's long-awaited reunion tour.



All four original members, Big Gipp, T-Mo, Khujo, and Cee-Lo Green (better known now as the other half of Gnarls Barkley) took the stage in full glory. The crowd went crazy as they performed an over-the-top, energy-filled 40-minute set filled with all their classics like "Soul Food," "Dirty South," "They Don't Dance No Mo", and of course, the era-specific 1995 hit "Cell Therapy." Laced throughout were also some entertaining segues like a 2 Live Crew tribute that got the crowd of more than a thousand screaming, "Heeeyyy, we want some pu******y!" Cee-Lo also did an emotional a cappella version of his Top 40 single with Gnarls Barkley, "Crazy," that had everyone singing along.



With such an intense set by such a legendary group, everyone was curious as to see how Nas was going to top this one. As the audience chanted "We want Nas," the concert hall's lights went black, only to illuminate DJ Green Lantern as he dropped the first beat . In walked the legend himself, proclaiming "Hip-hop is dead," before launching into the song of the same name. The banging guitar riff from the Will.I.Am-produced track shook the floor as Nas recited the lines that he'll "roll into every station and wreck the DJ!"



The ultimate lyricist then went straight into his classic songs from his debut album, Illmatic. From "New York State of Mind," to "Life's a Bitch," to "The World is Yours," every hip-hop head was seen mouthing each syllable, word for word. Midway into the Illmatic set, as Nas finished up "One Love," in walks Mr. One Love himself, Damian "Junior Gong" Marley. It was no surprise as these two have been working heavily on their joint album, Distant Relatives, that's set to drop next month.



The audience was blessed to hear two new singles off the album, "As We Enter" and "Only the Strong," both evoking great chemistry onstage. As Nas took a short breather, Damian took over and invited his older brother and mentor, Stephen Marley, to the stage. They in turn did a quickie version of Damian's hit single "The Mission" as well as his bumboclout money-maker "Welcome to Jamrock."



Then the brothers acknowledged the time, literally -- several minutes past midnight, it was now February 6 and their father's birthday. As Bob Marley's song "One Love" filtered through the hall, everyone shot up their lighters and the scent of sensimillia was inescapable. The Damian-Nas combo ended with their song "Road to Zion" that had everyone singing along the chorus: "Got to keep on walking on the road to Zion."



Back to just Nas again, it was time for more hits: "If I Ruled the World," "I Can," "Made You Look," "Hate Me Now," you name it, he rapped it. It was clear that his fans were out in full force; the room looked like a lyric-reciting army. And just like that, he was off. He thanked the crowd, thanked Miami, thanked Damian for coming through, thanked Goodie Mob for reuniting and, as Jay-Z would say, he was "onto the next one."

(video courtesy of Kris Martin, manolletes & itsjewels1)

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Goodie Mob: Pimp C Tribute Live In Austin, TX



Goodie Mob live at Emo's in Austin, TX Saturday, Jan.16.

Goodie Mob 2010 Tour dates:
01/19 - Aspen, CO @ The Belly Up
01/20 - Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre
02/04 - Orlando, FL @ Firestone
02/05 - Miami, FL @ Performing Arts Center
02/11 - Washington, DC @ 930 Club
02/12 - Atlanta, GA @ The Tabernacle
02/13 - Asheville, NC @ Orange Peel
02/14 - Charlotte, NC @ Amos' Southend
02/24 - Seattle, WA @ Nuemos
02/25 - Portland, OR @ The Roseland
02/27 - Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia

Friday, August 21, 2009

Killer Mike Discusses Upcoming Goodie Mob Reunion Show In Atlanta



Janee TMB interviews Killer Mike outside the Heineken Red Star Soul Concert in Atlanta about the upcoming Goodie Mob reunion show.