As a self-proclaimed mini mogul and mind behind the Underground Hustlin’ series, Intrinzik has been lighting up the hip hop scene in Arizona for years.
Doubling as both performer and promoter, Intrinzik has also played a pivotal role in Strange Music’s tours in the Phoenix area. Now, Intrinzik looks to once again hit the stage with Tech N9ne for The Lost Cities Tour, taking place at The Marquee Theatre. The Lost Cities Tour will feature Flawless, Jay Rock, Krizz Kaliko, Kutt Calhoun, and Tech N9ne as they make their return to Phoenix. Focused and busy as ever, the underground MC spoke to us about his expectations leading into The Lost Cities Tour and what he hopes will be another successful outing for Strange Music in Arizona.
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This fall, TECH N9NE hits the road less taken. Starting September 29th, for six weeks, making a stop at City National Grove of Anaheim on October 16, the Kansas City icon brings audiences the hottest in Hip Hop. “TECH N9NE: The Lost Cities Tour” fuses a wide range of audiences into a single, unified Hip Hop crowd.
TECH N9NE has earned the title of hardest working Hip Hop artist. He recently wrapped his monumental “All 6’s And 7’s” tour, put the finishing touches on his latest Collabos album, Welcome To Strangeland, and is getting ready to hit the road to wrap up the year. His hustle and flow have paid off: his last 4 albums have debuted #1 on the Billboard Independent Charts, he has over 1.1 million Facebook fans, he’s #1 on the list of MySpace Top 10 Indie Artists, and XXL Magazine recently featured TECH N9NE and Strange Music in a six-page spread.
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Are YOU ready for The Lost Cities Tour? This tour promises a whole-new, elite, and intricate set that has never been seen before! Strange Music will be visiting cities and venues that have been previously untouched! The Lost Cities Tour promises to be another round of fresh excitement that only Strange Music can deliver in this music industry.
(Kansas City, MO. – Fall 2011) –This fall, TECH N9NE hits the road less taken. Starting September 29th, for six weeks, the Kansas City icon brings audiences the hottest in Hip Hop. “TECH N9NE: The Lost CitiesTour” fuses a wide range of audiences into a single, unified Hip Hop crowd.
TECH N9NE has earned the title of hardest working Hip Hop artist. He recently wrapped his monumental “All 6’s And 7’s” tour, put the finishing touches on his latest Collabos album, Welcome To Strangeland, and is getting ready to hit the road to wrap up the year. His hustle and flow have paid off: his last 4 albums have debuted #1 on the Billboard Independent Charts, he has over 1.1 million Facebook fans, he’s #1 on the list of MySpace Top 10 Indie Artists, and XXL Magazine recently featured TECH N9NE and Strange Music in a six-page spread.
All 6’s And 7’s – which hit stores on June 7th and features such notable artists as Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, B.o.B. and T-Pain – debuted at #4 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart and received massive praise from both critics and fans. Watts native and recent Strange Music signee, Jay Rock, brings a decidedly West Coast element to the tour. Long known for sharing the stage with TECH N9NE, Strange Music’s Krizz Kaliko and Kutt Calhoun will again treat fans to the high-energy, crowd-hyping, hit-delivering performances that defy and exceed expectations. Flawless, repping Atlanta by way of Rhode Island, rounds out this impressive roster of independent Hip Hop.
With “The Lost Cities Tour”,TECH N9NE and Strange Music prove, once again, that they continue to change the face and perceptions of Hip Hop.
For a complete list of dates for “TECH N9NE: The Lost Cities Tour ” visit www.therealtechn9ne.com.
As a self-proclaimed mini mogul and mind behind the Underground Hustlin’ series, Intrinzik has been lighting up the hip hop scene in Arizona for years.
