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General News / June 4, 2019

EarthGang are landing in Dublin

General News / June 4, 2019

EarthGang are landing in Dublin

An Irish headline show debut for the duo.

 

EarthGang once said that they weren’t here to “save hip hop” or change how you think about their hometown of Atlanta, they’re simply hip hop in its purest form, almost punk. Rebellious music that’s “the essence of hip hop”.

Over the last five years they’ve become one of the most sought-after names in rap, collaborating with the likes of Young Thug, Rico Nasty, JID and Mac Miller.

Now Johnny Venus  and Doctur Dot are coming to Dublin.

They play The Academy Green Room pn Sunday September 29. Tickets from €19.45 including booking fee on sale now.