Attention Trappers! Gucci Mane will be in Houston, TX on June 30th at the Bar Rio. If you’re in the Bayou City area and would like to meet a real life trapper extraordinaire (or gangster, according to Nahshon’s Hip-Hop Lunchroom), then Bar Rio is the place to be on 6/30.

Mr. Rogers will be on the 1s and 2s, while MC Kane will handle hosting duties.

Pre-sale tickets — starting at $40 for general admission — are on sale at SF2 locations: 215 W Greens Rd, Houston, TX. (281-876-1600) and 7204 Southwest Fwy, Houston (713-995-4458).

Slick Rick brought his string of hip-hop hits and 300 gold chains to Houston’s Warehouse Live last night. A source of electrifying energy and inspiration, the 42-year old Rick treated the crowd of mostly hip-hop hippies^{© Rae} to golden oldies like “Mona Lisa,” “Hey Young World,” and “Children’s Story.”

Willie D (of the Geto Boys) was in the audience, as was Bun B. To his credit, Bun shows up at 4 out of every 5 hip-hop concerts in H-Town. Dude is a true hometown hero.

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I learned two things at last night’s Ghostface concert in Houston:

1) Wu-Tang’s first Houston concert ended with the clan getting chased out the building
2) Ghostface live > Ghostface on wax

Ghostface blessed Houston with his gritty and witty brand of hip-hop, while promoting his upcoming Big Doe Rehab LP (out Dec. 4). Midway into the show, he paused for a moment and took us on a journey down memory lane. The year is 1992 and the Wu is performing “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthin’ to F*ck Wit” at a tiny club in H-Town. RZA passes the microphone to a young man in the audience. The concertgoer boldly instructs: “Yo get the f*ck outta here with that bullsh*t” and hands the mic back to a bewildered RZA. Read the rest of this entry »