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St. Paddy’s was a Party with P.O.S. at First Avenue

Every December Minneapolis hip-hop collective Doomtree takes over First Avenue’s 7 th Street Entry for “one whole fucking week” as the t-shirts and taglines say.

Hailing from the surprisingly deep pool of underground hip hop talent know as Minneapolis, P.O.S. shocked and awed his first Coachella crowd early Friday afternoon. With jazzy dual drummers mixed louder than the turntables, P.O.S. offered something refreshingly new. The usual rap boasts were present, but ho

P.O.S., Dessa, Astronautalis Hailey's Club February 27, 2010 Better than: waiting in line for two hours. Here's one thing can be said with almost unerring conviction: You've probably never been to a hip-hop show like the one held at Hailey's on Saturday night. There was very little of what you'd normally see

Patrick’s Day in the city. First Avenue was a definite hot spot with a capacity crowd of Hip Hop music fans in attendance to welcome home Doomtree co-founder, Stefon Alexander aka P.

Living a mile high, we have all heard the exasperated breaths of artists passing through, gasping for comfort in our thin mountain air. For rapper Stefon Alexander, stage name P.O.S., this task proved even more daunting as he stood on the platform at the Marquis Theater spitting dope rhymes with a foreign kid

Two extraordinarily memorable elements in capacity crowd leg of the 'Every Never Is Now' Chicago tour date on Thursday night.