:North2West Promotions Presents
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Obie Trice
Live in Waterloo Ontario , Friday January 15th 2016
@ Maxwell’s Concerts & Events, 35 University Ave East
With Special Guests : Marmel Entertainment
Music On The One’s & Two’s By DJ Everfresh
Hosted By Kitchiner’s Own Big Lakes
From The CrewBlockmode An The Radio Show Street Hop
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Opening Performances By
Sharky
Jo-Keyz
Gage
Sean White
MC Melo
ATG
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Online Tickets @ https://
Advance Tickets $25 , At The Door $30 , An VIP $50
( only 50 VIP tickets are being sold for this event )
VIP Meet & Great Includes the following :
Picture with Obie Trice & Autograph
as well as General Admission to the show
Ticket Outlets : All Perfoming Artists , Maxwell’s Music House , Sound Lab Studio , North 2 West Promotions
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Door Open @ 8pm
Show Starts @ 9pm
VIP Meet & Greet @ 5PM
For tickets also call 519-558-0083 , 519-623-5482
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bio:
Obie Trice went from no one to someone in the rap world quickly when Eminem signed him to Shady Records and executive produced his debut. Born on the west side of Detroit in the Schoolcraft and Greenfield area, Trice began his rap career humbly.
Trice had begun rapping at a young age. His mother had bought him a karaoke machine that he used to practice, making tapes of himself over the beats of Run-D.M.C. and Big Daddy Kane. Over the years he improved his craft remarkably, releasing street tapes that began to generate some buzz in the local underground scene. These recordings came to the attention of Eminem, who in turn called up Trice for an audition, and it was all smiles and handshakes from that point on. First came a plug on D12’s Devil’s Night album (“Obie Trice [Intro]” [2001]), then features on the Eminem Show album (“Drips” [2002]) and the 8 Mile soundtrack (“Love Me,” “Adrenaline Rush,” and “Rap Name” [2002]), and finally Trice’s album debut, Cheers, in 2003. The album went platinum, and Trice wrapped up recording his follow-up by the end of 2005.
Trice was compelled to record new tracks for his long-finished album. Second Round’s on Me was finally issued in August 2006. Two years later he left Shady, feeling the label had failed to give him the proper promotional push but making it clear that Eminem was not to blame and the two were still very close. Mixtapes and guest appearances would carry Trice until 2012 when Bottoms Up became his first release for his own Black Market Entertainment label. Dr. Dre produced the album’s title track while Eminem made two guest appearances, lending his vocals to “Richard” and producing the song “Going Nowhere.” ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi
videos:
Rap Name with Eminem (2007)
https://youtu.be/
Snitch ft. Akon (2009)
https://youtu.be/
Got Some Teeth (2009)
https://youtu.be/
The Setup ft. Nate Dogg (2009)
https://youtu.be/
Spill My Drink (2012)
https://youtu.be/
Don’t Come Down (2009)
https://youtu.be/
Good Girls (2015)
https://youtu.be/
Hope to see everyone from the Waterloo/Kitchner/