I have been to the Fillmore in Philly twice and to the Fillmore in Silver Springs last night for the Reel Big Fish concert with Anti-Flag and the other two loca Olivia MontagI saw The Roots on 12/27/16. The staff was awesome. The sound was good. It felt over sold. My 5'4" daughter couldn't see a thing from any spot in the place. We I went to see Rare Essence and the Roots on 12/27/16. I usually love the Fillmore because of the close proximity to parking and the artists who perform there, e... and his friends we awesome too.... but the problem I had was with people openly smoking weed Chris Day, there was a lar It reminded me of a mix between 9:30 Club and State Theater, but way nicer. The staff were all extr Where do I begin... from the moment I placed my order online I called to reserve special needs seating they took my name down and told me no problem that my so Sound, as always, is top tier at the Fillmore. You won't find a better sound crew in the DC area. However, the truly vile nature of the men's restroom knocks th ry nice!

My group had to leave before the end of the show. Was located on the upper le Brandon SmithSaw breaking Benjamin last night nice venue but drinks were more expensive then a NFL game and security was good but people were smoking weed in the building ISee, that’s what the app is perfect for. When It's Dark Out 2,473 Photos and videosViewing Tweets won't unblock @G_Eazy.With a steady flow of rock legends, rap and R&B stars and buzzy new acts, Baltimore's show offerings this summer appeal to every type of music fan. Note: Dates and ticket prices are subject to change. 1: M3 Rock Festival with Kix, Dokken. 4 p.m. $35-$55.2: M3 Rock Festival with Europe, Queensryche, Tom Keifer. 2: Halestorm with the Pretty Reckless, Starset. 6:30 p.m. $25-$323: DC101 Kerfuffle with Incubus, the Offspring, Panic! At the Disco and more. 3: of Montreal with Icky Bottoms. 8 p.m. $20.3: ABC’s “Nashville” in concert. 8 p.m. $33-$53.5: Mac Miller with Domo Genesis. 8 p.m. $30-$33.5: Sufjan Stevens with Moses Sumney.

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“Family [Blended Babies Remix]” – Chance the Rapper Chance absolutely kills this song and theres an awesome distorted acoustic guitar beat backing him, what else could you want. “Long Night (feat Chance the Rapper)” – Hoodie Allen I’m the not the biggest Hoodie fan. However, this upbeat effort is a great early night play. “Grab a corona and pass out in the tub” is the kind of motivation I need. Plus, Chance absolutely rocks the final verse in a great finale to a solid song. “Baby Blue (feat Chance the Rapper)” – Action Bronson. Action Bronson is the man, and he lets Chance drop a super memorable and honestly quite sincere verse in this killer track. (this may be the censored one … :/ ) “I. The Worst Guys” – Childish Gambino ft. Chance the Rapper Too Fake (Ft. Chiddy Bang & Hockey) hip-hopchiddy banghoodie allenxaphoon jonesbig seanhockey Why do we like this? Big Sean kills it with "Too Fake," the highlight off the Detroit emcee's final mixtape of his trilogy, Finally Famous Vol. 3.

Philly based Chiddy Bang (Chiddy and Xaphoon Jones) provide the beat and third verse while the chorus is sampled from Hockey's single, "Too Fake."Sean delivers a performance with more swagger than most guys have in their pinky finger. He owns it with lyrics that purposely beat him down just so he can spit back phrases like "suck my dick then choke on a nut." Big Sean doesn't give a fuHHH, he just lets his conquests be proven as he treks across the hiphop world with blunt banter. But what do you expect from a guy who's buying O's of greenery, comparing his love of trees to that of Avatars.And that beat! It almost proves that indie-duo Chiddy Bang are a couple of Drexel dropouts that really didn't need an education to get them noticed. Chiddy's verse has the same fire that is heard in the rest of the song. No wonder why there's been so much buzz about this release.A big shout out to Hockey for the hook too. Wouldn't be the same without it. View all on Indie Shuffle → hip-hopchiddy banghoodie allenxaphoon jones