A$AP Rocky

To see A$AP Rocky live has been a bit of a chase for North Texans, but the wait is finally over. The self-described "pretty motherfucker" is bringing that Harlem hustle, plus Detroit's Danny Brown and Cali's Schoolboy Q, to Dallas for quite a night at House of Blues. Rocky and...

By Deb Doing Dallas

November 1, 2012

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To see A$AP Rocky live has been a bit of a chase for North Texans, but the wait is finally over. The self-described "pretty motherfucker" is bringing that Harlem hustle, plus Detroit's Danny Brown and Cali's Schoolboy Q, to Dallas for quite a night at House of Blues. Rocky and Brown both walk the walk of their respective talks, not scared to get fancy, provocative or weird. Schoolboy Q's profile only increases on this tour, as he touts those bud rhymes and represents a more traditional approach from the Black Hippy Collective. These three make for a crowd you will want to be a part of. Deb Doing Dallas

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