The First Of What We're Sure Will Be Many NBA All-Star Weekend Party Announcements

Pete Freedman September 3, 2009 3:34PM

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It's still more than five months, but plans are already in motion for the weekend of February 12 through February 14--or, as we've already called it, the most important weekend in Dallas hip-hop history--when the 2010 NBA All-Star game rolls through town.

So far, at least one hip-hop party plan is in place: On Friday, February 12, DJ Dre and friends of his from the DJ Drop-led Definition DJs crew will host a party at Union Station--no doubt a sign that the crew that brought the Boogie to the forefront of the Dallas scene is hoping to make some big plays during the annual event, which often doubles as a magnet for the music industries biggest hip-hop moguls.

The First Of What We're Sure Will Be Many NBA All-Star Weekend Party Announcements

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