Scion Week in Houston? Chingo Bling and THE GZA LIVE NEXT WEEK FOR FREE!

MAYNE HOLD UP THEY TAKING OVER!

Well not really but they've got two top notch free shows for us next week.

Frist up is Sunday Night May 27th - the night before Memorial Day so you can stay out late - with CHINGO BLING AT WAREHOUSE LIVE!



Chingo tells me he's gonna have the entire Big Chile Fam in the house so it's gonna be quite a show. Cashless, Witnes, Comp 1 and Brotha Jibril will be spinning all night. It's a great party.

Then Wednesday May 30th see THE GZA OF THE WU TANG CLAN LIVE ALSO FOR FREE AT WAREHOUSE LIVE!





Chingo show is free for all no RSVP required just show up. The GZA Show you have to RSVP for.

RSVP FOR THE FREE SCION GZA SHOW BY CLICKING HERE AND ENTERING YOUR INFO! DO NOT MISS THIS! GZA WITH A LIVE BAND!!!!!

For me however, on Sunday night, I'ma come out to Chingo for a bit, but my favorite band of all time is playing at Numbers. That's right, from Japan, it's MELT BANANA. You don't know nothing bout that, but you should. Come join me there too and bring ear plugs.

Cuz this how they do thangs...









See you there!

And I'll also see you here. Thanks to Omar for the heads up:

World Premiere

“Byrd: The Life and Tragic Death of James Byrd Jr.”

A Brown-Jason documentary film

Thursday, June 7th, 7:30 pm

Houston Community College-Northwest**

Town & Country Performing Arts Center
1010 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N.
Houston, TX 77043

Thursday, June 7, 2007 will mark the 9th anniversary of the day when James Byrd, Jr. - an African-American man - was brutally chained and dragged to death by three white supremacists in Jasper, Texas.

The film’s producers Eric Brown and Ricky Jason believe that the story of James Byrd, Jr. should be told to the entire world in a way that exposes the type of man Byrd really was as opposed to how he was portrayed by the mainstream news media.

The documentary includes personal interviews with the children of James Byrd, Jr. as well as his friends, classmates and pastors in Jasper, Texas. Legendary civil rights activist Dick Gregory and Martin Luther King III appear in the film while Susan Sarandon, Sister Helen Prejean and college students from around the world offer commentary on his legacy.

Producers Brown and Jason hope that that everyone will be inspired by this documentary which has been their labor of love for 9 years.

Media and press are welcome at this World Premiere!

**Directions to Houston Community College – Northwest**

Westbound or Eastbound on I-10, take the Beltway 8 Frontage Rd. Southbound on Beltway 8, take the Westview exit.

Northbound on Beltway 8, take the Memorial exit.

HCC is on northeast corner of the I-10 and Beltway 8 intersection.

For additional information, call 832-693-5710.