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OutKast was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with a performance featuring notable artists like Doja Cat and Janelle Monáe, celebrating their influential impact on hip-hop and music storytelling, highlighted by heartfelt speeches from André 3000 and Big Boi, and recognition from Donald Glover.
In a recent interview, André 3000 discusses his Grammy-nominated album "New Blue Sun," his evolving musical journey, and his thoughts on moving to Japan for creative inspiration. Known for his work with OutKast, André has shifted focus to instrumental music, particularly the flute, and expresses a desire to explore new artistic avenues rather than returning to rap. He reflects on the impact of age on his music, the possibility of a solo rap album, and the influence of his environment on creativity.
Musician Carlos Niño discusses his collaborative approach to music, emphasizing the importance of connection and shared experiences. Known for his work with André 3000 and his collective Carlos Niño & Friends, Niño's music blends ambient, hip-hop, and experimental jazz. His latest project, "Placenta," honors birth and motherhood, reflecting his deep respect for the journey of life.
Newport Jazz Festival announces its 2024 lineup featuring top-billed artists like André 3000, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Kamasi Washington, and Elvis Costello, with performances by Dinner Party, Thievery Corporation, and many more. The festival, celebrating its 70th anniversary, will take place at Fort Adams State Park in Rhode Island from August 2 through 4.
Andre 3000, known for his work with OutKast, is set to perform at the annual Atlanta Jazz Festival on May 27 at Piedmont Park. The festival, taking place over Memorial Day weekend, will feature a mix of local, national, and international artists, with a diverse lineup including jazz, rap, and global sounds. The event is free to attend and encourages the use of alternate transportation due to expected large crowds.
Solange, known for her R&B music, is now writing music for the tuba, following her 2022 ballet score composition. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, she expressed her hesitation about releasing the tuba music, describing it as a representation of the gut and a very Black experience. Fans are eager for a potential collaboration with André 3000.
The Roots have revealed the lineup for the 2024 Roots Picnic, featuring headliners Lil Wayne and Jill Scott, along with Andrê 3000, Victoria Monét, Nas, Gunna, Black Thought, Method Man, and Redman, among others. The event will take place at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia on June 1 and 2, with pre-sale tickets available on February 20 and general on-sale on February 23.
André 3000, known for his work in Outkast, recently performed live for the first time with musicians from his solo LP "New Blue Sun," where he showcased his skills playing various flutes and attempted to change perceptions. The album, which features experimental music and reached No. 34 on the Billboard album chart, has sparked conversations about the virtues of amateurism and the right of a celebrity to recalibrate the terms of his fame.
André 3000 kicked off his New Blue Sun Tour with a mesmerizing performance featuring flutes and ambient music, accompanied by anecdotes about his journey into wind instruments and spiritual encounters. The show, described as more of a performance art than a typical concert, captivated a diverse crowd of fans, including those who appreciate ambient music and spiritual rituals. Despite some technical snags, the audience was immersed in the ethereal sounds and unique experience, with André hinting at a possible return to rapping in the future.
André 3000's New Blue Sun tour kicked off in Brooklyn with an interactive and free-flowing concert experience at Crown Hill Theatre, featuring ambient instrumentalist Laraaji as a special guest. The musician and his band delivered a 90-minute set of improvisational flute music, creating a warm and enveloping soundscape for the diverse crowd. André 3000 shared insights into his creative process and flute journey, emphasizing the emotional and healing aspects of his musical exploration. He expressed a desire to communicate through the flute for now, leaving the possibility of a future rap album open.
André 3000, of OutKast fame, will perform in Chicago for his flute-heavy album "New Blue Sun" on Feb. 12 at Thalia Hall, Feb. 13 at the Salt Shed, and Feb. 15 at the Garfield Park Conservatory. The performances will feature collaborators and mark his first solo tour. The album, released after nearly 20 years, is a 90-minute instrumental record without his vocals, showcasing a new creative direction for the acclaimed rapper.
André 3000, known for his work in OutKast, will perform in Chicago for his flute-heavy album "New Blue Sun" at Thalia Hall, Salt Shed, and Garfield Park Conservatory in February. The performances, featuring collaborators, mark his first solo tour, with tickets selling out for the Garfield Park Conservatory show and limited availability for the Thalia Hall event. "New Blue Sun" is André 3000's first album in nearly 20 years, consisting of instrumental tracks without his vocals, and includes the longest song to chart on the Billboard Hot 100.
André 3000, of OutKast fame, will perform four shows in Atlanta next month, featuring his new all-flute album, New Blue Sun. The shows will take place at Variety’s Playhouse and Center Stage Theater, with tickets going on sale Wednesday starting at $79.50 before fees. André 3000, whose real name is André Benjamin, is a pioneer in rap and music and has remained largely out of the public eye in recent years.
André 3000 announces tour dates in support of his solo album, New Blue Sun, featuring multiple-day stops in San Francisco, California, and Brooklyn, New York. The album, released in November 2023, blends ambient new age, jazz, and improv with experimental electronic music and has received critical acclaim. The tour will run from January 29 to March 9, and tickets will go on sale on January 24.
André 3000, known for his work in Outkast, is set to bring his flute fixation to Detroit with three intimate concerts in February, showcasing his solo debut album featuring 90 minutes of flute instrumentals. The shows will take place at Cliff Bell’s and the Masonic Temple’s Chapel venue, offering intimate performances for the audience. Tickets for the Detroit shows will go on sale soon, and the tour is part of the New Blue Sun Live tour, which will include six cities across the U.S.