Music | July 08, 2008 | 7 comments

Busta Rhymes set for free Royal Albert Hall gig

source: http://www.nme.com/news/busta-rhymes/37903

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Busta Rhymes has announced he will play a free gig at London's Royal Albert Hall especially for London's young volunteers.

According to NME, about 5,000 tickets will be available for people who have volunteered for four hours on one of the specially set-up community projects.

There are also three yet-to-be-announced artists set to join Busta for the gig.
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7 comments // Busta Rhymes set for free Royal Albert Hall gig

  • Rocmoney
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      Rocmoney  

    • subsequent, I still say Busta is boring. Fair enough he's doing a good deed I'm still cynical that's its actually a good deed and not some clever ploy to further promote his album.

      I still say the "rah rah like a dungeon dragon" Busta with the wild locks, crazy cat in the hat hats and bright coloured clothes shits on this tame cool guy wannabe one.

      The true fans long for the Busta that murdered a beat with some of the hardest lines I've ever heard in my life whilst dressed in a mariachi outfit with matching sombrero.

      Them were the days.

    • 3 years ago
  • Mista_G
  • subsequent
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      subsequent  

    • this tame Busta is still awesome. He's making money from a much bigger audience and doing cool things like this. How many big names do you think would do something like this. I say good on him.

    • 3 years ago
  • Rocmoney
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      Rocmoney  

    • Busta Rhymes fell off!

      Bring back the wild dungeon dragon with the locks and crazy dress style. This new tame Busta is boring.

      Yawn

    • 3 years ago
  • hereandnow
  • richjm
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      richjm  

    • Sheesh... it's hard enough getting Radiohead tickets before they sell out and now I have to do four whole hours of good deeds too? ;-)

    • 3 years ago
  • BenDorries
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