Struggle Jennings
January 18, 2020 · Doors open at 7:00 pm
Struggle Jennings
Struggle Jennings was destined to be an Outlaw.. The grandson of legendary Country Music icon Waylon Jennings, Struggle is part of a long legacy of Gangsters, Outlaws and Rock Stars.. Growing up as a black-sheep in his family, he was forced to fight his way out of the streets of West Nashville, eventually making his way into the studio to laying the foundation for what would soon become his personal contribution to the Jennings family legacy.. But his past finally caught up with him in the fall of 2011 when he was arrested on State and Federal drug conspiracy charges.
After being incarcerated for 5 years, Struggle has gone through a complete transformation.. Mentally, emotionally and physically.. Through sharing his story on social media networks, Struggle has grown emotionally and intellectually, assuming a new level of social responsibility and becoming an inspirational and motivational force in the lives of people all around the world. He maintained the ability to oversee his career and his public persona through his constant communication with his management team. Struggle’s message of strength, determination and courage in the face of adversity has been amplified by his daily presence on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. With the support of Yelawolf, his Slumerican family, as well as his business partner Sebastian Marbury, Struggle managed to develop and maintain a direct connection with his fans despite his being incarcerated.
After being released from prison in January of 2016, Struggle inked a deal with Yelawolf’s recently formed Slumerican record label, signaling his return and officially beginning his rise to success. With the launch of a popular documentary series on YouTube and the upcoming release of his sophomore album, Struggle is finally poised to take his place as a true modern day Outlaw and secure his position as the Godfather of the burgeoning Outlaw Hip Hop Rock & Roll movement.
2’Live Bre
Rhythym and Flow star 2’Live Bre is making major waves in the hip hop scene.
Bre is a Nashville native who has shared the stage with some of Hip Hop’s biggest acts, such as Migos and Yo Gotti. Bre has opened for Young Thug, Young Dolph, Lil Baby, Bloc Boy JB and Jacquees. Bre became the first teenage artist to be interviewed by Nashville’s major radio station 101.1 The Beat Jamz. His music and artistry has been featured in numerous blogs, such as HipHopDX, ThisIs50.com, Hype Magazine online and Nashville Unsigned. In 2018, Bre received a NIMA award for Best Hip Hop Artist. In May of 2019 he signed with with Boulevard Records and manager Chris Rivas.
Bre has been compared to artist such as Kayne, Wiz Khalifa, Bruno Mars, Drake, Travis Scott and Outkast. His music is a collaboration of rap, hip-hop and pop. Bre’s stage name is based on his motto, “…not afraid to live.” He wants to influence his audience to be themselves, living life like it’s a party.
Fuzz Huzzi
Fuzz Huzzi has been a mainstay of the San Diego music scene since 1994. After a brief hiatus they are back with a fresh line up and new batch of songs. The trend of very personal and emotional lyrics with a high intensity live show for which the band gained renown over the years strives to reach new hights.
The future for Fuzz Huzzi has never looked so bright. With a new release in 2019 and an ever growing live schedule, the band is determined to build on their legacy rather than sit back and simply relive past victories.