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Photos: Day 2 of Dreamville Festival Boasts Performances from J. Cole, Drake, Summer Walker and More

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The second and final day of J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival was a fitting conclusion to an already remarkable weekend. The festival, held at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, North Carolina, featured an incredible lineup of performers on Sunday, April 2nd, including names like Mario, Waka Flocka Flame, JID, Summer Walker, Burna Boy, and a co-headlining set from J. Cole and Drake.

Mario, the R&B singer known for his smooth and soulful vocals, also delivered a standout performance, crooning hits such as “Let Me Love You” and “Just a Friend.”

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Next up was Waka Flocka Flame, the Atlanta-based rapper known for his energetic and explosive performances. He had the crowd jumping and pumping their fists to his hits such as “No Hands” and “Hard in da Paint.”

JID, the Atlanta-based rapper, also wowed the crowd with his quick and intricate rhymes. His set included fan favorites such as “151 Rum” and “Off Deez.” Summer Walker, the R&B singer known for her sultry and emotive vocals, also delivered a memorable performance. She sang hits such as “Girls Need Love” and “Playing Games,” and her soulful voice captivated the crowd.

Burna Boy, the Nigerian singer and songwriter, brought a taste of Africa to the festival with his Afro-fusion sound. He performed hits such as “Ye” and “Anybody,” and his infectious beats had the crowd dancing along.

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Finally, the co-headlining set from J. Cole and Drake was the highlight of the night, and perhaps the entire festival. The two rap icons took to the stage together and separate, delivering unforgettable career-spanning performances.

The final night of Dreamville Festival 2023 was a fitting conclusion to an already remarkable weekend. With an exceptional lineup, the festival brought together music lovers from all over the country and provided a platform for both rising stars and established legends. Fans can only hope that next year’s Dreamville Festival will be just as incredible as this year.

Check out our photos from Day 2 below:

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Photos: Day 1 of Dreamville Festival Kicks Off with Unforgettable Performances

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The inaugural day of the Dreamville Festival 2023, from North Carolina’s own, J. Cole, proved to be a spectacular event filled with a diverse lineup of musical talents. The festival was held at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, North Carolina, and the opening day featured a host of incredible performers including Jessie Reyez, Earthgang, Toosii, City Girls, Ari Lennox, Lil Durk, Usher and more.

The festival, which brought together music lovers from across the country, kicked off with a bang as Jessie Reyez took to the stage early in the afternoon. Her captivating performance set the tone for the rest of the day as she delivered a powerful rendition of her hits including “Mood” and “Figures”

Next up were Earthgang, the Atlanta-based duo known for their unique blend of soul, funk, and hip-hop. They delivered an energetic set that had the crowd on their feet and dancing along to their hits such as “Up” and “BILLI.”

Toosii, the up-and-coming rapper from Raleigh, also wowed the crowd with his smooth and melodic flow. His set included fan favorites such as “What It Cost” and “Favorite Song” and he made sure to interact with the crowd, even bringing a lucky fan up on stage to sing along with him.

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City Girls, the Miami-based duo known for their unapologetic and bold lyrics, also delivered a show-stopping performance. They got the crowd hyped up with their hits “Twerkulator” and “Act Up” and showcased their fierce personalities on stage.

Ari Lennox, the soulful singer signed to J. Cole’s Dreamville label, also took to the stage, delivering a heartfelt performance of her hits such as “POF” and “Shea Butter Baby.”

Lil Durk, the Chicago-based rapper, also brought his A-game to the festival, delivering a high-energy set that included hits such as “Backdoor” and “Who Want Smoke??.” He kept the crowd hyped up and jumping along with him throughout his performance.

Finally, the evening’s headliner was none other than Usher, the R&B icon who has been entertaining audiences for over two decades. He delivered a show-stopping performance, showcasing his incredible dance moves and belting out hits such as “Caught Up” and “Yeah!” The crowd went wild as he closed out the night with a memorable performance.

From start to finish, Day 1 of Dreamville Festival 2023 was a huge success, showcasing a wide range of musical talents and bringing together music lovers from across the country. With such an incredible lineup, it’s no surprise that the festival is already being touted as one of the best music events of the year. Fans can’t wait to see what the rest of the festival has in store, and if Day 1 is any indication, it’s sure to be an unforgettable weekend.

Check out our photos from Day 1 below:

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J. Cole Announces “Dreamville Music Festival” in Raleigh, NC

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J. Cole has joined the likes of Jay-Z, Perry Farrell, Common and Justin Vernon, by launching his very own music festival.

Taking place in Raleigh, North Carolina (Cole’s home state), the Dreamville Music Festival, named after Cole’s label, will take place on September 15th at Dorothea Dix Park. Although the lineup has yet to be released, fans can expect more information soon and don’t be surprised if J. Cole himself will headline the anticipated music fest.

Pre-sale tickets for the festival are already sold out, but tickets range from just $59 to $99.

Cole is currently enjoying the record breaking success of his brand new album, KOD, so fans from J. Cole’s home state would definitely love the chance to hear it live to end their summer and kick off the fall.

Fans can visit the festival’s official website for more information.

Watch Dreamville Rapper Bas’ New Music Video for “Night Job” with J. Cole

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Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

Dreamville is one of the most exciting collectives/labels in rap right now. With talented acts Omen, Bas, Cozz and of course J. Cole, Dreamville is making moves. And today we have Bas’ new music video for his J. Cole assisted record, ‘Night Job’. The dark and smokey visuals for the Dreamville track are directed by Andrew Nisinson for The Super Mookin Fiends, and you can watch the official music video now!

Watch Bas’ official video for ‘Night Job’ below.

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Dreamville Rapper Cozz Releases Second Mixtape “Nothin Personal”

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Fresh out of South Central, Dreamville and J. Cole signee Cozz has released his second mixtape, the follow-up to his 2014 Cozz N Effect project. The new 13-track mixtape, titled Nothin Personal, was widely produced by Cozz’s longtime collaborator Meez, and also features production from T. Lew, D2 and Mikeal Mighty. The tape also contains features from fellow Dreamville artist Bas, Boogie, Correy C + Deborah and Freeackrite.

Stream Cozz’s new mixtape Nothin Personal below.

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Stream J. Cole/Dreamville Signee Omen’s Debut Album “Elephant Eyes”, Releases New Video for “LoveDrug”

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Today is a huge day for J. Cole’s label Dreamville and Chi-town’s own, rapper Omen, as it marks the release of Omen’s debut LP, Elephant Eyes. Originally announced by the Dreamville signee three years ago, Omen’s debut album features 11 tracks and collaborations with J. Cole, CJ Hamilton, Bas and more. You can stream the album now on Spotify or purchase it on iTunes via J. Cole’s Dreamville label. You can also catch both Omen and J. Cole on tour this summer with Big Sean, YG, and more!

Stream Elephant Eyes on Spotify and watch Omen’s new music video for ‘LoveDrug’ below.

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