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It may have appeared that Jay-Z brought Brooklyn to Inglewood on Friday (10/23) and Saturday (10/24), but in many ways it was a hometown show at SoFi.
Locals are well aware that the rapper and his Queen own a sprawling 30,000-square-foot mansion in Bel Air they purchased in 2017 for $88 million.
So although Mr. Carter may be originally from the Marcy Projects, he’s come a long way in his journey to being a bicoastal billionaire b-boy.
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November gets plenty of credit for turkey, football and the annual rush to buy a slightly larger television. The record stores deserve a little attention, too. From Nirvana unplugging to Wu-Tang kicking the door in, this month has delivered an impressive pile of albums and plenty of ways to drown out Thanksgiving arguments. Here’s one for every day.
November 1: Nirvana, MTV Unplugged in New York (1994, DGC Records). MTV once put musicians on television and let them play entire songs. Imagine. Nirvana used the opportunity to sidestep the obvious hits and lean on David Bowie, Lead Belly and the Meat Puppets. Kurt Cobain’s final howl in “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” makes the usual unplugged-session chatter about intimacy seem rather inadequate. Also: Megadeth, Youthanasia (1994); The Cure, Songs of a Lost World (2024).
Pitbull will get the party started as the Friday night headliner when the ninth edition of Innings Festival returns to Tempe Beach Park & Arts Park February 26–28, 2027.
Mr. Worldwide has spent much of this year on his I’m Back Tour with Lil Jon, which launched in West Palm Beach (5/14) and reached the Hollywood Bowl two weeks later.
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What a better place to get sick than in Texas?
Sick New World brought its noise to deep in the heart of Fort Worth on Saturday (10/24), spreading 50 loud acts to around the Texas Motor Speedway for its first Texas edition.
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