Hip-hop enthusiasts in Saint Paul can look forward to an electrifying end to the summer with the Saint Paul Get Down, a showcase that celebrates young, up-and-coming artists in the genre. The event, hosted by Saint Paul Parks and Recreation, is slated to take place at Harriet Island Regional Park on August 22, from 3pm to 10pm. According to a social media post from the organizers, attendance is free as the City gathers to celebrate a day packed with music, community, and creativity.
The lineup features a mix of young talent in the hip-hop scene, ranging in age from 14 to 24. They have spent the summer finer to hone their craft under the guidance of seasoned mentors. The festival promises to bring a vibrant collection of performances, headlined by Brother Ali, the Minneapolis hip-hop icon known for his evocative lyrics and commitment to social issues. “Featuring headliner Brother Ali — Minneapolis hip-hop icon and powerful voice for justice, music, and community,” the announcement stated, ensuring attendees can expect performances that resonate beyond just rhythm and rhyme.
Brother Ali’s reputation as a hip-hop luminary ensures the spotlight will shine bright on the event, and he is joined by an impressive roster of artists. Juice Lord, Dwynell Roland, and student 1 are among the performers set to hit the stage, with the event being hosted by Terrell X, also known as Carnage The Executioner. For those keen to support the next wave of hip-hop maestros, the Saint Paul Get Down won’t just be a concert—it’ll be a fostering ground for the arts community in Saint Paul…