Afroman News

Christmas rap tends to begin and end with "Christmas in Hollis," but the endless referentiality of Christmas music is actually perfect for hip hop, so there really should be more of it.

Don't try to say you don't sing along with "Because I Got High." You do. You ain't that cool.

Last spring, Guster played a concert in the Robins Center. This spring, the big-name artist of the season will be a little more unusual.

This weekend's best bets in Bay area music October 8, 2009 at 10:45 am by Leilani Polk A quick breakdown of this weekend's most worthy concerts beginning with Thursday, 'cause that's when the weekend really starts, right? For a more comprehensive schedule of concerts, check out our Upcoming Events page.

Stoner/rapper Joseph Foreman, aka Afroman, returns to Tallahassee, this time with a new record under his belt.

Pull out your Colt 45 and two zig-zags because Afroman is back. The Music Farm will host the "King of Palmdale" on Wed.

In a fresh pink suite and a blunt in hand, long-time hip-hop artist Afroman performed in front of a sellout crowd at Knickerbockers on Wednesday night.

Rapping about getting high can make hit singles out of otherwise underground rappers - just ask the Luniz [ click to read ], Afroman or the Kottonmouth Kings .

Actor Darryl Hickman is 78. Cartoonist Jim Davis is 64. Actress Linda Kelsey is 63.

Every now and then a Mississippi recording artist comes along and hits the big time.