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Hip Hop for Haiti Streaming Live on Rapzilla

Hip Hop for Haiti Streaming Live on Rapzilla

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by Rapzilla
Monday, 01 February 2010
Update: the stream is ready to go watch it directly at http://www.rapzilla.com, begins at 8PM CST Rapzilla.com presents the Live Streaming of Hip Hop for Haiti in partnership with Don’t Waste Your Life, Reach Records, Lamp Mode Records, and Club 3 Degrees of a benefit concert to help the churches in Haiti rebuild and reach out again. Christian hip hop artists Lecrae, DJ Official, Flame, Json, and DJ Essence will be performing at this concert. Watch live on Rapzilla.com Friday February 5 8PM CST. In addition to the ticket price, there will be several opportunities to give throughout the night. 100% of the proceeds, from the tickets, merchandise, and all other gifts, will go directly to Churches Helping Churches. This concert will take place at 3 Degrees (Downtown Minneapolis, MN) on February 5 at 8pm. Ticket price is $10. Go here to buy your tickets. Buy your tickets in advance. We expect this to be a sell-out show. Go here to learn more about Churches Helping Churches. Come, have a great time, enjoy hip hop music to the glory of God, and give sacrificially for the furtherance of kingdom work in Haiti. Set as favorite Bookmark Email This Comments (3) Subscribe to this comment's feed TO LECREA written by alex g, February 05, 2010 hey man i think ur awesome im a big fan i love all ur songs but how did u become famouse +0 BPENT take a Time Out to give back!! written by BPEnt News, February 02, 2010 St.Louis rapper YUNG RO and DJ KRISSTYLE took time out from the road to delivery a message to the world. BPENT has a heart. Both young music icons delivered cases of bottled water to the local RED CROSS. The Fresha Den A Mall movement is noticed by political backing such as President of Board of Alderman Louis Reed. Yung Ro youth awareness program is runway2empowerment. +0 FROM the BLOCK to the STAGE written by BPEnt News, February 02, 2010 The St.Louis rap trio BLOCK BOYZ are using the stage to drum up support for the Haiti relief movement. These street soldiers have been collecting cases bottled water for immediate delivery to the local Red Cross. Their new single Dolla Afta Dolla is hot on the midwest music scene. Be on the look out for the street anthem. +0 Write comment Name Email Title Comment smaller \| bigger Subscribe via email (Registered users only) Bookmark with:

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