Summerjam For Salt Lake City, Utah
Millcreek rhythmic KUUU (U92)/Salt Lake City has revealed the lineup for its Summerjam 2008. The Game, David Banner, Dolla, and others will perform live at the Usana Amphitheater on Saturday, Aug. 2.
Tickets go on sale on June 21. More details are available online at u92online.com.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Banner receives the BET Best Swagger, Male Award (the Fresh Ta Death Award)
Congrats Banner!!! GOOD LOOK!!!! You deserve it! Looking quite dapper with your White Gucci on!!
David Banner performances at the House of Blues
David Banner will be performing at the House of Blues:
Los Angeles, California
July 7
9 p.m.
Dallas, Texas
July 9
8:30pm
Chicago, Illinois
July 24
9pm
www.ticketmaster.com
Los Angeles, California
July 7
9 p.m.
Dallas, Texas
July 9
8:30pm
Chicago, Illinois
July 24
9pm
www.ticketmaster.com
Banner interview on MySpaceTV
For you Banner fiends (LOL), here is an interview he did last week while in Denver at Power Jam.
David Banner Interview CMD
David Banner Interview CMD
Monday, June 23, 2008
Banner to present at the BET Awards
Hey my good people! Be sure to watch the BET Awards tomorrow night (Tuesday, June 24,2008) at 8:00 p.m. Banner will be presenting an award! I am confident that he will look delicious as usual!!
"Never Get It" Lil' Wayne (Produced by David Banner)
Im not sure if you guys remember a couple of months back Banner did some interviews and said "I produced 4 songs on Lil' Waynes album, The Carter 3" and then when he was on 106 and Park in May he said "I have 2 songs on Lil' Waynes album". On the final track listing only "La La" made the cut. Click on the title of the blog to hear "Never Get It" that didnt make the album. Very tight!
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Better Recognize!!!!!
All I can say is, its about time people are recognizing and giving props where props are due!!
“I’m grippin’ the nina, visions of 9-11
Visions of three sixes, no sevens
This is Bushanomics
George is a modern day Ronald Reagan
I pray to God in the mist of pagans
Niggas is just sayin’:
When do we stop playing? When do we stop pimpin’ and start sprayin’?
50 shots for every cop that popped Sean Bell his body layin’
But they aquit, because they know that our generation won’t do shit
Nothing, nada
But every rapper is a shotta or a don dada, or a killer
But you ain’t killin’ nothing in this piece unless it’s another nigga
Trying to raise boys to Supermen
And while I’m at it, FUCK Arthur J. Cooperman
It’s never justice for Blacks but they send justice to Iraq
With poor Whites and Latinos
I pray to God that you hear the single
This is Banner’s middle finger!”
- David Banner "Middle Finger"
A Rawkus writer went on to say:
THAT is the DB we should be exposed to on the regular.
- THAT is an example of actual lyrical content.
- THAT is how you make a statement while rhyming.
- THAT is what the game’s been missing (Sorry Juelz).
Source: Rawkus
“I’m grippin’ the nina, visions of 9-11
Visions of three sixes, no sevens
This is Bushanomics
George is a modern day Ronald Reagan
I pray to God in the mist of pagans
Niggas is just sayin’:
When do we stop playing? When do we stop pimpin’ and start sprayin’?
50 shots for every cop that popped Sean Bell his body layin’
But they aquit, because they know that our generation won’t do shit
Nothing, nada
But every rapper is a shotta or a don dada, or a killer
But you ain’t killin’ nothing in this piece unless it’s another nigga
Trying to raise boys to Supermen
And while I’m at it, FUCK Arthur J. Cooperman
It’s never justice for Blacks but they send justice to Iraq
With poor Whites and Latinos
I pray to God that you hear the single
This is Banner’s middle finger!”
- David Banner "Middle Finger"
A Rawkus writer went on to say:
THAT is the DB we should be exposed to on the regular.
- THAT is an example of actual lyrical content.
- THAT is how you make a statement while rhyming.
- THAT is what the game’s been missing (Sorry Juelz).
Source: Rawkus
Friday, June 20, 2008
David Banner, House of Blues, Dallas, TX
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
David Banner 7:30pm
Wed, July 9, 2008
Tickets range from: $20-75.
House of Blues,
2200 N Lamar St
Dallas, TX
214-373-8000.
David Banner 7:30pm
Wed, July 9, 2008
Tickets range from: $20-75.
House of Blues,
2200 N Lamar St
Dallas, TX
214-373-8000.
Banner on BET Wednesday June 25, 2008
BET News next week will air Hip Hop Vs. America II: Where Did The Love Go?, the second installment of its popular town hall series featuring prominent African American music artists, journalists and activists candidly discussing the societal impact of hip hop music and music videos.
Hosted by BET News correspondent Jeff Johnson and hip hop pioneer MC Lyte, the primetime special provides “a platform for a heated debate that aims to uncover the cause and effect of relationships between Black men and women.,” network officials said.
Part I premieres Wednesday, June 25 at 8 p.m. ET with Part II airing Thursday, June 26, also at 8 p.m. on BET. Part III will air exclusively on “BET On Blast,” the network’s broadband channel, immediately following the conclusion of Part II.
Participants in Hip Hop Vs. America II include: David Banner (rapper/producer); Lil X (director); Talib Kweli (hip hop recording artist); Lyfe Jennings (R&B recording artist); Lola Ogunaike (journalist); Allison Samuels (Newsweek magazine); Nelson George (author/director/producer); Kevin Powell (writer/cultural critic); Michael Eric Dyson (author/professor, Georgetown University); Deelishis London Charles (winner, Flavor of Love 2); Angel Lola Love (video model/actress); Kim Osorio (author); Fershgenet Melaku (video model/actress); Michaela Angela Davis (journalist); Esther Armah (BBC journalist); Eugene Rivers (Christian activist); Clayton Gavin (hip hop artist/activist); Marc Lamont Hill (professor, Temple University); Melissa Harris Lacewell (professor, Princeton University); Lavonne Alford (recording artist); Beverly Bond (founder, Black Girls Rock, Inc. / hip hop DJ); Moya Bailey (activist/actor); Byron Hurt (filmmaker); Henry Bonsu (journalist); Akosua Anobil-Dodoo (journalist); LaShawna Stanley (President/CEO, Ethnicity Models); Ali LeRoi (producer/writer/director); M1 Dead Prez (hip hop artist/activist); and San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris.
Selwyn Seyfu Hinds is executive producing the three-part series.
Source:http://www.multichannel.com/article/CA6572015.html?nid=4262
Hosted by BET News correspondent Jeff Johnson and hip hop pioneer MC Lyte, the primetime special provides “a platform for a heated debate that aims to uncover the cause and effect of relationships between Black men and women.,” network officials said.
Part I premieres Wednesday, June 25 at 8 p.m. ET with Part II airing Thursday, June 26, also at 8 p.m. on BET. Part III will air exclusively on “BET On Blast,” the network’s broadband channel, immediately following the conclusion of Part II.
Participants in Hip Hop Vs. America II include: David Banner (rapper/producer); Lil X (director); Talib Kweli (hip hop recording artist); Lyfe Jennings (R&B recording artist); Lola Ogunaike (journalist); Allison Samuels (Newsweek magazine); Nelson George (author/director/producer); Kevin Powell (writer/cultural critic); Michael Eric Dyson (author/professor, Georgetown University); Deelishis London Charles (winner, Flavor of Love 2); Angel Lola Love (video model/actress); Kim Osorio (author); Fershgenet Melaku (video model/actress); Michaela Angela Davis (journalist); Esther Armah (BBC journalist); Eugene Rivers (Christian activist); Clayton Gavin (hip hop artist/activist); Marc Lamont Hill (professor, Temple University); Melissa Harris Lacewell (professor, Princeton University); Lavonne Alford (recording artist); Beverly Bond (founder, Black Girls Rock, Inc. / hip hop DJ); Moya Bailey (activist/actor); Byron Hurt (filmmaker); Henry Bonsu (journalist); Akosua Anobil-Dodoo (journalist); LaShawna Stanley (President/CEO, Ethnicity Models); Ali LeRoi (producer/writer/director); M1 Dead Prez (hip hop artist/activist); and San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris.
Selwyn Seyfu Hinds is executive producing the three-part series.
Source:http://www.multichannel.com/article/CA6572015.html?nid=4262
Thursday, June 19, 2008
David Banner and Nas' "Middle Finger"
Click on the title of the blog to hear Banner and Nas' song "Middle Finger"
BTW: I am sooo not feeling that picture. Its obviously dated.
Source: http://realtalkny.rawkus.com/2008/06/topic/artists/nas/david-banner-ft-nas-middle-finger/
Just thinking....
Banner posted another show on his kyte.tv channel yesterday of him rehearsing for his AOL show (trying to get details on that) and his Apple Store performances with LUPE FIASCO!!! How exciting!!! This is a busy man. If you've seen all of his kyte.tv shows, you know that he has been all over the place as of late. He has been in Atlanta, Mississippi, Denver, Texas, Los Angeles, Germany, Italy, New York, and Houston, all in a matter of a few weeks (and some of these places have seen duplicate visits from Banner). Gotta respect the hustle. One of my sources spotted Banner at an audition for a t.v. show spin-off a few days ago in Los Angeles. Thats a good look. I was thinking about how excited I am that Banner is building a legacy for himself. I'm soooooo looking forward to the album being released and to the movies he will be starring in hitting the big screen soon. He gives me something to look forward to. I was also thinking about how I haven't seen any advertisements or movie trailers yet. Is it too soon? What do you think? Anywho, just in case you missed one of my earlier entries, Mr. Banner will be performing at the following Apple Stores. Be sure to support him! I'm sure I will have a spy or two at the one of these shows....LOL
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Third Street Promenade
Santa Monica, CA
7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Lenox Square Mall
Atlanta, GA
7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Third Street Promenade
Santa Monica, CA
7:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Lenox Square Mall
Atlanta, GA
7:00 p.m.
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