Fabolous

While his set was technically sound, with the crowd only slighting waning by the time he hit the stage late, he seemed to be largely going through the motions. Given the Kool Haus's history of hosting hip-hop legends and trailblazers, including A Tribe Called Quest, MF Doom, Nas, and Wu-Tang Clan, you couldn'

An excessive amount of local acts weaved on and off the stage throughout the night; DJ’s, rappers, and singers looking to make a name for themselves tried their hardest to best use their stage time; most failed. In fact, the only local who managed to justify a slot was Sydney rapper Miracle, who went through

His ephemeral set left all 2500 hip hop fans longing for more! Fabolous real name John David Jackson got the party started by giving us a real mix of his huge hits from different musical era’s.

Dressed in camo pants and two chains instead of his usual pile of gold and diamond jewelry, Fabolous stopped in Denver for his “Life is So Exciting” tour with Pusha-T.

This made for a remarkable entrance, however, as we came through the doors of Hammerstein Ballroom just as Lloyd Banks arrived on stage to join Fabolous for “Beamer, Benz, or Bentley,” a favorite in these pages and across the city.