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Flobots Live at Songbird Cellars with special guest Qbala & 2MX2
Denver,Colorados progressive hip-hop act Flobots bring it on real with their signature anthems dedicated to creating a better world. Since forming in 2005, Flobots have released three full-length albums, toured throughout the US and Europe, and appeared on late night programs including The Tonight Show and Late Night. Flobots are internationally known for their 2008 platinum single Handlebars and widely recognized for using their music as an inspiration for social change.
Qbala-
This MC's delivery and flow have been described many ways. The emcee out of Northern Colorado has a strong message, a relentless ambition, and an insatiable need to reach the masses. Hailing from Loveland, CO, this emcee brings a raw fresh mix of old school/new school hip hop/boombap to the shows that have become a mainstay in the Colorado hip hop scene. With the 2011 release My State of Dementia, Qbala anchored a spot in the ranks of seasoned performers, offering up lyrics on everything from sexuality to hustling for a name in the industry. Followed by the underground project, Unfinished Business, which released digitally in 2014. Moving through more intricate beats, punching statements, and the in your face messages that Qbala Music has become associated with. With the 2014 EP release right behind her followed by another 2014 release Dark Side of the Rain, Qbala jumped right into 2015 releasing Battle Cries, EP which was highly anticipated with a major positive response. As 2016 begins, Qbala moves into a new realm of more poignant, personal, and memorable lyrics.The world waits to see the next quick move from this prolific MC
2MX2 is an Alternative/MoombahtonHip Hop groupout of Colorado. They are well known for their modern renditions of traditional Latin music as well as their focus on political topics such as immigration, health, education reform, and other important matters of our times. The band consists of members Owen Trujillo who was born in Zacatecas Mexico, and Denver native, Juice ET Hugo. Both members are bilingual emcees with a passion for conscious lyrics. Although both emcees have had their own unique struggles, they are not afraid to share their experiences with their listeners. Owen Trujillo an illegal immigrant who came to the United States as a child to save his younger brothers life, often speaks about his struggle growing up in a society that fostered cultural shame.Although Hugo, a health advocate and a cancer survivor was born a citizen of the United States, he also struggled with immigration issues when he was separated from his father due to immigration laws. This dynamic duo strives to inspire through their music by sharing their personal storieswith the intentionof empowering their audience.
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LocationSongbird Cellars (View)
129 E. Abriendo Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81004
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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